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Bookkeepers and bookkeeping services for small business — compared on software, scope, and monthly pricing.
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What bookkeeping do
Bookkeepers keep your business finances accurate and current — recording transactions, reconciling accounts, running payroll, and preparing books for your CPA at tax time. Clean books mean better decisions and fewer tax surprises.
How to choose
- Match your software (QuickBooks, Xero) experience.
- Define scope: reconciliation, payroll, A/P and A/R.
- Ask about monthly close timing and reporting.
- Confirm they coordinate with your CPA at year-end.
What it costs
Monthly bookkeeping typically runs $300–$1,000+ depending on transaction volume and whether payroll is included. Hourly rates are $40–$100.
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Bookkeeping: frequently asked questions
What's the difference between a bookkeeper and an accountant?
A bookkeeper records and organizes day-to-day transactions and keeps your books current. An accountant (often a CPA) interprets those books, files taxes, and advises on strategy. They work best as a team.
How much does a bookkeeper cost?
Monthly bookkeeping usually runs $300–$1,000+ based on transaction volume and whether payroll is included. Hourly bookkeeping ranges from about $40 to $100 per hour.
Do I need a bookkeeper for a small business?
Once you’re processing more than a handful of transactions a month or have employees, a bookkeeper saves time, prevents costly errors, and keeps you ready for tax season and loan applications.
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