Financial Statement Preparation
We can prepare your financial statements at whatever point you really want them — month-to-month, quarterly, or yearly
Here is the arrangement:
We stick to the standard rules for financial reports. If by any chance you're scratching your head over which ones to utilize, we'll walk you through your choices and view them as the right fit.
Think of this as having a mini-CFO in your corner. These statements give you the lowdown on your business’s wallet—handy for smart decision-making.
Just a heads-up: We're going off the numbers you give us without extra checks, so we'll note that on the statements.
Now, for the statements themselves:
Income Statement: It's like your business's scoreboard—shows the money you made and spent, and whether you scored a profit or not.
Balance Sheet: Imagine a snapshot of everything your business owns and owes, plus your own stake in it, all on one specific date.
Equity Changes: This one's a bit like a diary for your company's equity, tracking the ups and downs, like share sales or dividend payouts.
Cash Flow: It's the real deal on cash—what came in and what went out. Because sometimes, cash in the bank and profits on paper don't match.
Notes: These are the nitty-gritty details backing up your main numbers, often legally required, like the fine print explaining your financial moves.
These reports are your financial mirror—reflecting the nitty-gritty of your business's finances, so you can see the full picture and make moves that matter
