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If your Essex County business is one, two, three or more years behind, you do not necessarily have to start over. OneBooks can review the existing QuickBooks file and source records, identify the backlog and develop a catch-up plan.
Typical catch-up work may include reconstructing missing activity, correcting miscoded or duplicate transactions, reconciling bank and credit card accounts, reviewing balance-sheet accounts and preparing completed financial statements for your CPA or tax preparer.
Catch up and reconcile
Historical cleanup
Multi-year reconstruction
OneBooks serves businesses throughout Essex County from its office at 681 Lawlins Rd Ste 10-4, Wyckoff, NJ 07481 using a virtual QuickBooks Online workflow, so most projects can be completed without bringing paper records to our office. Outside Essex County, OneBooks also provides catch-up bookkeeping throughout New Jersey.
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Our catch-up workflow is designed to move historical books from incomplete or unreliable to organized and reconciled.
Catch-up cost depends on how far behind the books are, transaction volume, the number of financial accounts, payroll or ecommerce complexity, missing records and the condition of the existing QuickBooks file.
OneBooks reconstructed three years of business and personal financial records for a commissioned sales representative involved in a contested divorce and forensic accounting review. The
A growing e-commerce company needed six months of catch-up bookkeeping and cleanup support across 15 bank and credit card accounts, multiple payment platforms, delayed AP/AR
OneBooks is based in Wyckoff, New Jersey, and provides remote catch-up bookkeeping services to businesses throughout Essex County, including Newark, Montclair, Livingston, West Orange, Millburn, Bloomfield, and surrounding communities.
Yes, when sufficient source records are available. Multi-year catch-up typically uses bank and credit card statements, payroll reports, merchant processor records, loan statements and existing QuickBooks data.
Catch-up and cleanup can be performed together. The scope can include duplicate or missing entries, misclassifications, unreconciled accounts, transfers and balance-sheet issues.
Yes. A common objective is to produce organized, reconciled financial statements that your CPA or tax preparer can use.
No. OneBooks works virtually with Essex County businesses using QuickBooks Online and electronic source records.
Yes. Businesses can transition to ongoing monthly bookkeeping after the historical books are brought current.
Tell us how far behind your books are, approximately how many financial accounts are involved and any deadline you are facing. We will review the situation and explain the likely scope, records needed and next steps.
