Get a clear plan for books that are behind or uncertain.

Catch-up and cleanup solve different problems

Catch-up bookkeeping records business activity for overdue periods. Cleanup investigates and corrects problems in records that already exist. A business may need one or both. The right scope depends on what is missing and whether the existing balances can be trusted.

Start with the records, not a guess

Alexander reviews the periods involved, available statements, number of accounts, transaction volume, and the condition of the QBO file before quoting. Do not delete old transactions or force balances to match just to make the file look cleaner before the review.

A defined project

The proposal identifies the periods and accounts covered, the work to be done, what information you need to provide, and the price. Any issues outside that scope should be discussed before extra work proceeds. Prior-period or tax-related adjustments may require coordination with your tax professional.

Published starting prices

Catch-up bookkeeping starts at $500 per project. Bookkeeping cleanup starts at $750 per project. These are starting points, not a quote for an unknown file. A project covering several months or complicated discrepancies will be scoped individually.

Keep the next month from becoming another backlog

Once the agreed project is complete, a monthly routine can help keep the records current. You can discuss ongoing support separately from the historical project.

Common questions

How long will cleanup take?

Timing depends on the work and how quickly the necessary records and answers are available. A completion date is discussed after reviewing the scope.

Will this include filing my taxes?

No. Knight Bookkeeping does not prepare or file tax returns. Organized records support the work of your tax professional.