Five habits that keep small business books clean
A short guide to avoiding the most common bookkeeping mistakes we see every month.
Accounting & Bookkeeping
Most of our clients come to us after a few years of spreadsheets that stopped making sense. Peixoto Contabilidade took on its firs...
Talk to usMost of our clients come to us after a few years of spreadsheets that stopped making sense. Peixoto Contabilidade took on its first clients more than ten years ago, and the work still comes down to the same thing: reconciled accounts, filings submitted before the deadline, and a phone that gets answered when you call.
What we actually do, day to day.
Reconciliation happens every month, not once a quarter. You get a clean set of books instead of a pile of receipts to sort out in April.
We track each deadline on our own calendar, not yours. Filings go out reviewed and confirmed, usually days before they're due.
Timesheets in, payslips out, on schedule. We flag anything unusual before it reaches a paycheck.
We've seen the mistakes that cost businesses money, and how to avoid them.
Your file isn't passed between staff. One accountant knows your business.
You're not the one tracking due dates. We are.
No hourly surprises buried in an invoice.
“They caught an error our previous accountant missed and fixed it fast.”
“Always available when we have a question, never left waiting.”
“Our books have never been this organized.”
“Straightforward pricing and no surprises at tax time.”
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