NIHUL CONSULTING

Keep the books clear all year.

Nihul Consulting keeps a small business's books in order: clean records, reconciled accounts, and a clear monthly picture, organized and ready to hand to your accountant at tax time. The aim is simple, current numbers you can trust and act on, not a scramble at year end.

What this covers

  • Clean records

    Keep income and expenses recorded accurately and on time, so nothing is lost or guessed at later.

  • Reconciled accounts

    Match the books to the bank so the numbers reflect what actually happened.

  • A clear monthly picture

    Produce a simple, current view of where the money is each month, in plain terms.

  • Orderly handoff

    Keep everything organized so your accountant has what they need at tax time without a scramble.

  • Catch-up on the backlog

    Bring neglected or backlogged books up to date and keep them that way.

Invoicing and collections, cash-flow visibility, and pricing reviews sit around this service in the full range of the work.

Engagements run hourly, on a monthly retainer, or at a fixed price per project, agreed in writing before work begins. Orderly books are part of running better: they free the owner's attention for the work that gets the business seen and chosen, instead of month-end catch-up.

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Common questions

What does a bookkeeper actually do each month?

A bookkeeper keeps your day-to-day financial records accurate and current. Each month that means recording income and expenses, reconciling the accounts against the bank, and producing a clear summary of where things stand. It keeps the numbers ready to use rather than left for later.

Do I still need an accountant?

Yes. Bookkeeping and accounting are different jobs, and we keep to the bookkeeping side. We keep the records clean and organized through the year, then hand a tidy set of books to your accountant for tax filing and formal advice.

My books are behind. Can you help?

Yes. Catching up neglected or backlogged books is common work. We bring the records up to date, reconcile them, and set a routine so they stay current from then on.

How do you keep our financial information secure?

We treat financial records as confidential and share them only with the people you name. Access, tools, and how records are handled are agreed with you before any work starts.

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