Dependable Small Business Accounting Services
Get organized records and monthly financial statements that show what your business is actually earning.
We keep your books accurate.
Your records stay current all year, so nothing gets rebuilt from scratch at tax time.
Accounting that turns records into real decisions.
We offer small business accounting services as a monthly engagement, from the first categorized transaction to the closed set of statements. Your accounts stay reconciled between closes, and reporting reaches you complete, current, and explained.
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Get statements on the same date each month.
Catch errors in the month they happen.
CPA-reviewed work at every close.
Defined deliverables, handled the same way every month.
Transaction review and categorization.
Chart of accounts guidance.
Monthly financial statements.
Month-end accounting support.
General ledger review.
Year-round accounting coordination.
Simple to start, simple to stay with.
We start by understanding where your finances stand today, then build a workflow that fits how your business actually operates.
Review of your existing records and account access.
Chart of accounts restructured around your operations.
Transactions are categorized & accounts reconciled monthly.
Books closed and statements sent on your agreed date.
Best suited to businesses with regular monthly activity.
If your books are behind, split across systems, or handled by someone who has moved on, consider getting our small business accounting services before the next filing period begins.
How do I find a small business accountant near me?
Most owners search locally, but accounting is handled remotely nationwide. LedgeScale serves clients in all 50 states through secure document sharing and scheduled calls, with the same CPA-reviewed standard regardless of location.
What do accounting services for startups include?
Chart of accounts setup, transaction categorization, monthly reconciliation, and financial statements. Early-stage engagements involve more initial setup, since the reporting structure is being built rather than corrected.
Do I need an accountant or a bookkeeper?
A bookkeeper records transactions. An accountant reviews those records, closes the month, and prepares statements you can act on or hand to a lender. Most small businesses need both, and you can get both at LedgeScale Financials.