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Industry-Specific Accounting for Businesses
Every industry keeps score differently. We understand the job costing, owner statements, reserves, and restricted funds that make your books unique.
Construction Contractors
Know which jobs are actually making money.
Between estimates, change orders, subcontractors, and retainage, profit can disappear without anyone noticing.
- Job costing that tracks labor, materials, and subcontractors by project
- WIP reporting, retainage, and change order tracking
- AR follow-up and cash-flow visibility between draws
- QuickBooks connected to the job management tools you already use
Property & Vacation Rental Management
Owner statements you can send with confidence.
Multiple properties, hundreds of bookings, several platforms, owner payouts, and seasonal swings. Every property has to reconcile.
- Property-level accounting and profitability reporting
- Accurate owner statements and distributions
- Booking platform, trust, and bank reconciliations
- Cash-flow planning for shoulder and slow seasons
Real Estate Realtors
Steady books for an uneven commission cycle.
Commissions arrive in waves, but expenses don’t. Clear financials help you plan for slow months and understand where your money is going.
- Commission income and brokerage split tracking
- Business expenses properly separated and categorized
- Track marketing costs against commission income
- CPA-ready books for quarterly and year-end planning
Professional Services
Busy isn't the same as profitable.
For consulting, design, engineering, and other service firms, payroll is often the largest expense. Without project-level reporting, profitable work and unprofitable work can look the same.
- Project and client profitability reporting
- Billing and AR management
- KPIs like utilization and margin by service
- Budgets and cash-flow forecasts to support hiring decisions
HOA & Community Management
Keep your associations on track.
Multiple associations, reserve accounts, assessments, and boards create layers of financial reporting. Your books need to keep up.
- Association accounting and bank reconciliations
- Reserve tracking and capital project reporting
- Assessments, delinquencies, and vendor payments
- Budget-to-actual and board-ready financial statements
Non-Profit Organizations
Clear stewardship of every dollar.
Donors, grantors, and boards need to know how funds are received and spent. Your accounting should make that information clear and easy to report.
- Restricted and unrestricted fund tracking
- Grant tracking and reporting support
- Program and administrative expense reporting
- Board-ready statements and CPA-ready books
Whatever your industry
The questions are the same.
Are we making money?
Where are we making it?
Where is the cash going?
Can we afford to grow?
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