Bookkeeping for small businesses · Flushing, NY · Serving all 50 states support@sadika-accounting.com

Monthly bookkeeping services for small businesses

Every transaction categorized, every account reconciled, and financial statements in your inbox by the 15th. One accountant who knows your business, at a fixed monthly price.

Starting at $1,750 per month. Month to month, no long contracts.

  • QuickBooks Online ProAdvisor & Xero Partner
  • Fixed price, month to month
  • Based in Flushing, New York, serving all 50 states
Reconciling bank statements with a calculator and laptop
Every month
4 of 4 accounts reconciled Closed on the 12th · reviewed
Tax season

Why monthly bookkeeping matters during tax season

Tax season is when messy books cost the most. Your CPA charges more hours to untangle a year of transactions, deductions get missed because receipts are gone, and filings slip past the deadline while everyone waits on the numbers.

With monthly bookkeeping, there is nothing to untangle in March. Every month is already reconciled, every deduction is already recorded, and your CPA gets a clean year-end package in January.

  • Year-end package ready in January, not April
  • Lower CPA prep fees: clean books take fewer hours
  • Deductions captured all year, not reconstructed from memory
  • Estimated taxes based on real quarterly numbers
  • No extension needed because the books are not done
Owner and CPA reviewing a clean year-end package
Year-end package sent January 12 · to your CPA
The journey

Where monthly bookkeeping fits in your bookkeeping journey

Most businesses go through three stages. Monthly bookkeeping is the last one, and the one that keeps you from going back to the first.

1 Behind

Months or years not done. Start with catch-up.

2 Messy

Books exist but numbers are wrong. Start with cleanup.

3 Current

Books are accurate to today. Ready for monthly.

4 Monthly

Closed by the 15th, every month, from here on.

5 Tax-ready

Year-end package to your CPA with no scramble.

Compare

Monthly bookkeeping vs. catch-up bookkeeping

Feature Catch-up bookkeeping Monthly bookkeeping
What it is A one-time project to rebuild months or years of missing books An ongoing service that keeps books current every month
When you need it Books have not been done for a while Books are current and you want them to stay that way
How it is priced One fixed project price One fixed monthly fee
Timeline 2-8 weeks, once Closed by the 15th, every month
What you get Reconciled books and statements for the missing period Monthly statements, reconciliations and a tax-ready year-end
Next step Move to monthly so it never happens again Stay current; add AP, AR or payroll support as you grow
Every month

What you get every month

Transactions categorized

Every bank and card transaction coded to the right account, with questions batched to you once a week.

Accounts reconciled

Bank, credit card, loan, payroll and merchant accounts (Stripe, Shopify, Square) tied to the statement.

Three financial statements

Profit & loss, balance sheet and cash flow, with a short note on what changed.

AR and AP aging

Who owes you, who you owe, and for how long.

Receipts matched

Snap or forward receipts; we attach them to transactions so the audit trail is complete.

Sales tax and 1099 support

Sales tax reports prepared for filing and 1099 data ready each January.

The monthly rhythm

1st-5th 10th 15th Any day Every month Closed by 15th
  • 1st-5th Statements & receipts in
  • 10th Questions batched to you
  • 15th Reports delivered
  • Any day Questions answered
Why monthly

Why monthly beats “as-needed” bookkeeping

“I'll do the books when I have time” is how businesses fall a year behind. As-needed bookkeeping costs more per hour, misses deductions, and leaves you guessing about cash for most of the year.

Area As-needed Monthly
Cost Hourly, unpredictable, highest at tax time Fixed, predictable, spread across the year
Accuracy Rebuilt from memory and old statements Recorded while the details are fresh
Cash visibility Only when someone catches up Every month, by the 15th
Tax season A scramble A hand-off
Lender or investor ready Weeks of notice needed Always
Business owner working late catching up on books
Never again
Cost

How we keep costs low without losing accuracy

Bank rules do the routine work

Recurring transactions are coded automatically by rules we set up once. We review the exceptions, not every line.

One accountant, no hand-offs

No junior-to-senior-to-manager chain. The person who knows your file does the work, so nothing is done twice.

Questions in one weekly batch

You answer a short list once a week instead of a stream of emails. Less of your time, fewer delays.

Fixed scope, fixed price

We quote on your real volume and number of accounts. You pay for what your business needs, not an hourly meter.

Clean setup first

A correct chart of accounts and connected feeds mean fewer errors to fix later. Fixing is where cost hides.

Right-sized plan

Essential, Growth or Full back office. Start small and add payroll, AP or AR only when you need them.

Month-end close

The 7-step month-end close checklist

The same checklist, every month, every client. You can ask for it any time.

  1. Step 1

    Import and code

    All bank, card and merchant transactions imported and coded; rules applied, exceptions reviewed.

  2. Step 2

    Match receipts and bills

    Receipts, bills and invoices matched to transactions.

  3. Step 3

    Reconcile every account

    Bank, card, loan, payroll liabilities and merchant accounts tied to statements.

  4. Step 4

    Review the balance sheet

    Undeposited funds, AR, AP, sales tax and owner equity checked and cleared.

  5. Step 5

    Batch questions to you

    One list of anything we could not place, answered once.

  6. Step 6

    Prepare statements

    P&L, balance sheet, cash flow and aging reports, plus a short note.

  7. Step 7

    Final check and deliver

    Reports checked against last month, then sent by the 15th.

Outcomes

What clean monthly books do for your business

You know your real profit

Not what the bank balance suggests. Revenue, costs and margin for the month and year to date.

Cash stops surprising you

AR and AP aging show what is coming in and going out before it happens.

Tax time becomes a hand-off

Your CPA gets a complete package in January. Fewer questions, lower fees, no extension.

Lenders and investors say yes faster

Clean monthly statements are the first thing a bank or investor asks for.

Decisions get easier

Hire, buy equipment, raise prices: you decide with numbers, not a feeling.

Your time comes back

Evenings and weekends stop going to bookkeeping.

Our promise

What every client can count on

A fixed price, in writing

You know the cost before any work starts. It changes only if you add scope.

Checked before it reaches you

Every report is reconciled and reviewed before you or your CPA see it.

A reply within one business day

Email or portal, Mon-Fri. You will never chase us for an answer.

Leave any time

Month to month. Your QuickBooks or Xero file stays in your name, with everything in it.

FAQ

5 most common questions about monthly bookkeeping

How much does monthly bookkeeping cost?

Monthly bookkeeping starts at $1,750 per month and includes 10-30 hours of dedicated bookkeeping support. Your exact fee depends on transaction volume, number of accounts and the services you need, and is confirmed before any work starts. See pricing.

When will my books be closed each month?

By the 15th of the following month, provided we have your statements and answers to any open questions.

What if my books are not clean today?

We start with a fixed-price cleanup or catch-up, then move you to monthly bookkeeping.

Do I keep ownership of my QuickBooks or Xero file?

Yes. The subscription stays in your name. We work inside it with accountant access, so you can see everything and leave at any time.

Is there a contract?

Month to month. We ask for 30 days' notice so we can close your last month properly and hand everything over.

Get a quote

Get a fixed monthly price

Tell us about your business and we will send a quote within two business days.

  • No obligation, no sales pitch
  • You speak with the accountant, not a salesperson
  • Fixed price in writing within two business days