Services

Two ways I help. One clear process.

Whether you are launching or fixing, every engagement starts with a Clarity Call and a written scope. You see the deliverables and the price before anything is billed.

11:11 · Launch

Set up the money side before your first sale.

11:11 · Launch

Business launch setup

Set up the money side before your first sale.

  • Setup checklist: structure, EIN and a separate business bank account, confirmed with your attorney or tax professional
  • A chart of accounts that fits your business
  • Books set up so every sale and bill lands in the right place
  • A monthly routine and a records-to-keep list
Starting point · no books required

Self-employed base setup

Sort your bank and card history into business income and expenses, then build a tracking system.

  • Organized transaction categories
  • Ready-to-use tracking workbook
  • Working session and setup notes

XI:XI · Fix & structure

Find what is misplaced. Build routines that hold.

Bank reconciliation

Bank accounts and general ledger

Compare the general ledger with every bank statement and fix what is misplaced.

  • Line-by-line comparison
  • Unmatched transaction list
  • Closeout schedule
Income check

Customers, card payouts and sales tax

Match invoices to deposits, card payouts to sales, and Florida sales tax collected to filings.

  • Invoice-to-bank comparison and open accounts receivable list
  • Gross-to-net card payout match
  • Sales tax collected versus remitted, with an exception list for your tax professional
Vendors

Vendor payments and 1099 check

Catch duplicate bills, billing errors and missing vendor details before year-end.

  • Vendor and payment comparison
  • Duplicate and exception list
  • 1099 preparation questions
Payroll

Payroll matching

Match payroll withdrawals to registers, tax payments and benefits.

  • Payroll-to-bank reconciliation
  • Tax and benefit variance list
  • Closeout recommendations
Recurring costs

Subscription and tool review

Flag unused subscriptions, duplicate tools and price increases that slipped through.

  • Recurring-charge inventory
  • Use and price review
  • Cancel or renegotiate plan
Routines

Routines and cash tracking

Turn approvals and month-end close tasks into steps your team can follow, and see what is safe to spend.

  • Written process maps with roles and approval points
  • Monthly close checklist
  • Available-cash calculation and a weekly tracking view