Your revenue is people and time, and your cash depends on how fast clients pay. We set up your books to show profit by client, collections by week, and what the owners can safely take out.
A busy practice can bill well and still feel short on cash. These are the pieces we put in place so the numbers match the workload.
Revenue, staff time and direct costs tied to each client or matter, so you can see which relationships earn their keep and which need repricing.
Get started →What was billed, what was collected and what is overdue, reviewed on a regular schedule so slow-paying clients show up before they become a cash problem.
Get started →Retainers, deposits and funds held for others kept separate from operating cash in your books, so you always know which money is yours to spend.
Get started →Owner salary, distributions and S-corp questions modeled against real profit, so what you take out is planned and not guessed.
Get started →Commissions, 1099 contractors and staff payroll recorded the same way every month, with year-end forms handled before they become a scramble.
Get started →A rolling 13-week forecast around your billing cycle and slow months, with tax planning done in the fall instead of discovered in March.
Get started →Most practice owners are better at the work than the books. We keep the accounting precise so your attention stays on clients.
See profit, collections and write-offs by client, not just a monthly total.
A cash forecast built on how your clients actually pay, including the slow ones.
Salary and distribution decisions based on profit that has been reconciled and reviewed.
You work with Doyin Ogunbajo, CPA, and a small team, not a rotating bookkeeper.
Map your next 13 weeks of receipts and payments and see where cash gets tight, using your own numbers.
You talk to Doyin Ogunbajo, CPA, the founder, on every engagement. Not a junior analyst reading from a template.
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