Bookkeeping “Clean Up”
Bookkeeping “clean up” refers to the process of organizing and correcting financial records that have become disorganized, outdated, or inaccurate. It typically involves reviewing past transactions, reconciling accounts, correcting errors, and ensuring that all financial data is properly categorized and updated. This service is essential for businesses that have fallen behind on their bookkeeping or need to get their finances in order for tax filings, audits, or to gain a clearer understanding of their financial health. Cleanup helps restore clarity and accuracy to a business’s financial records, making future accounting much smoother.
Are you feeling overwhelmed by disorganized financial records and worried about how it might impact your business or taxes?
I’ll take the burden off your shoulders by organizing and reconciling all your financial records, ensuring everything is accurate, up-to-date, and ready for taxes, so you can focus on what truly matters—growing your business.
Safety net & build wealth
You can transform your business to a revenue-producing asset that lets you work as much or as little as you want.
Business planning & strategy
Our clients are often surprised by the possibilities we present to them; by thinking outside the box we present exciting new ventures:
- Work fewer hours — and make more money
- Attract and retain quality, high-paying customers
- Manage your time so you’ll get more done in less time
- Hone sharp leadership skills to manage your team
- Cut expenses without sacrificing quality
- Automate your business, so you can leave for days,
Research beyond the business plan
We also ensure that the whole team is included in the process and that no one is left out during the turnaround. The most crucial part is ensuring some degree of financial stability during the turnaround.
This is the most worrying part for most clients going through or needing a turnaround; it means that incoming cash flows will change completely. We help ease these issues through fantastic financial projections and a realistic view of what can be accomplished.
Creating a list of potential qualified prospects for your service or product can be daunting when you’re beginning your business. However, this needs to be considered as a follow up on your Target Market Analysis so you can hit the ground running.
Business plan market
A strong business plan requires going beyond intuition and experience, and supporting your idea with fact-based market research. Investors need to have confidence in your understanding of the market, so don’t let yourself down by skimping on research. We have access to fee-based, subscriber-only resources such as:
- Don James/Semplice – Article and News Research
- VoltageBusiness – Company and Industry Research
- Goovers – Company and Industry Research
- IRISpace – Article and News Research
- Lexos-Nexos – Company, Industry, Market Research
- Plombett – Article and News Research
- Pronounce – Market Analysis report “Slices”
Competitor research & analysis
contacts
Donald Simpson
Chief Financial Officer, Jamaica International