Small business accounting

Accounting Support That Moves With Your Business

Accounting services tailored to small and mid-sized businesses, with financial information organized for the next decision.

The financial overview

Money in. Money out.

Illustrative
Cash inflowCash outflow
Illustrative monthly cash inflow and outflowSample values in thousands of dollars for January through June. Cash inflow is 24, 32, 28, 40, 36, and 44. Cash outflow is 20, 22, 30, 26, 30, and 32. These illustrate changing cash needs, not client results or forecasts.$000483624120JanFebMarAprMayJun
Illustrative data only · January–June · Not client results or a forecast.

See the movement behind the balance.Cash-flow management connects incoming payments, outgoing costs, and the decisions ahead.

Private-office table with a reporting packet, cash-flow sheet, budget note, and forecast page joined by blue ledger lines
One office table, one connected reporting packet.
Connected reporting

From the records on your desk
to the decisions on your mind.

Statements
Budgets
Forecasts

A wider view of the business

Financial statements, budgeting, forecasting, cash-flow management, bookkeeping, payroll, and tax planning belong in one readable picture.

The areas of small business accounting and the role each one plays
Accounting serviceFocus
Financial statementsReporting
BudgetingPlanning
ForecastingPlanning
Cash-flow managementOperations
BookkeepingRecords
PayrollOperations
Tax planningTax
  1. IntakeConfidential handling begins when financial records first arrive.
  2. Ongoing workFinancial information stays carefully held while the work is under way.
  3. ReviewCheck-ins connect reporting, planning, and next steps.

Financial information stays carefully held

Confidential handling of financial information is part of the accounting relationship from intake through review.

Ongoing guidance is shaped around the business’s needs, with check-ins that connect reporting, planning, and next steps.

Pale blue-gray annual rail with four uneven quarterly stations, document fragments, and handwritten decision notes
A year of guidance laid out as four working stations.

Guidance That Has A Rhythm

Ongoing guidance is shaped around the business’s needs, with check-ins that connect reporting, planning, and next steps.

  1. 01Reporting rhythmThe books and reports stay current.
  2. 02Planning questionsBudgeting and forecasting questions surface early.
  3. 03Review meetingA check-in that connects reporting and planning.
  4. 04Next stepThe next decision, shaped by the business's needs.

Small business accounting

Worcester, MA

508-753-3532jw@accounting-solutions.com

Monday–Friday · 9:00 AM–5:00 PM Eastern

English- and Spanish-speaking assistance available

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