Clearwater, Florida · National & international client service · (727) 474-0922
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Privately Held Businesses · Typically $1M–$25M Revenue

Your entire financial department. One firm. One call.

Bookkeeping, payroll, tax strategy, and a senior financial voice, delivered as one coordinated service. You run the company. We run the numbers behind it.

Growing businesses assemble their finances by accident: a bookkeeper hired in year two, a payroll service added in year four, a tax preparer inherited from somewhere, and nobody responsible for the whole. Every vendor sees a slice. The gaps between them are where money leaks.

Outsourced accounting replaces the patchwork with a department. One team keeps the books, runs payroll, projects taxes quarterly, and sits with you on the decisions that matter. One number to call. One firm accountable for all of it.

This is the service our best client relationships are built on, and the one we would recommend to a friend who asked what to do about their back office.

The department, assembled

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Accounting and monthly closeReconciled books and readable financial statements, every month, on schedule.
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Payroll, inside the same wallsRuns, filings, and year-end forms from the team that keeps the books.
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Tax planning on a calendarQuarterly projections and an annual structure review. April becomes a formality.
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CFO counselCash flow forecasting, margin analysis, and a senior voice on pricing, hiring, and growth.
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Entities and complianceCorporate filings, registered agent, and annual reports handled without reminders.
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One relationshipA team that knows your business, answers the phone, and owns the outcome.
The Value of One Firm

The math behind this service: one coordinated firm reduces the vendor relationships and handoffs you manage, and planning that sees the whole picture finds opportunities that fragmented providers miss. The relationship should be worth more than it costs.

Questions

Asked and answered

Who is the right fit for outsourced accounting?
Established businesses typically between $1 million and $25 million in annual revenue, and select earlier-stage companies when complexity justifies it. Below that, the full department is usually more than you need, and we will say so.
What does switching to you actually look like?
A diagnostic review of your current setup, then a transition plan with dates built alongside you and your existing providers, including how records transfer and when each handoff occurs. A routine conversion may complete within one accounting cycle; when historical cleanup or complex reconciliations are involved, the first reliable close takes longer, and we tell you that up front.
Can we keep our in-house bookkeeper?
Often yes. Many clients keep a person inside for daily invoicing and bills while we handle the close, payroll, taxes, and CFO layer around them. We design the split deliberately.
How do fees work?
Recurring relationships are scoped to a monthly commitment based on your entities, accounting activity, payroll, jurisdictions, reporting requirements and level of advisory support, agreed in advance with the inclusions written down. Material changes in scope are discussed before fees change. Our How Fees Work page explains the reasoning.
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