Who

Nonprofit organizations are founded on a particular mission. From the many mission statements that I’ve seen, none have included the word bookkeeping. Often those who have created the mission are visionaries and those focused on compassionate endeavors. Their devoted attention to the mission is necessary for the organization to be successful in fulfilling that mission. Also essential is a supporting cast of professionals who will help keep the wheels moving, including those focused on maintaining an accurate and honest representation of the organization’s books…call it a mission within a mission.

Small business owners often start out with a vision and a desire to fill a need and to share their passion with others. But too often the business part of their business keeps them from pursuing this vision wholeheartedly. Realizing the benefits of support and seeking that out can free them up to move forward and prosper.

Why

When it comes to finances, it’s worth asking yourself…are you confident your business or organization’s books are organized and managed with precision? Do you hand over a jumbled box of documents to your CPA at tax time, or do they thank you for sending a clean set of financials? How much time do you spend (or feel like you should spend) on your business or organization’s finances? If you currently have a bookkeeper, are you satisfied with their level of expertise, and are you assured, without a doubt, that the books are in order? When you present financials to the Board or investors, are you nervous or confident in what you are presenting?

With In the Details, your accounts will be managed with care personally. I prefer to work with a select group of clients. That way, I have a close relationship with those businesses and organizations and can ensure their books are being handled with care and accuracy.