Plano businesses have older books — and older problems
Plano isn't a startup town. A lot of the businesses here have been running for ten, fifteen, twenty years, and the bookkeeping has accumulated history the whole way. That produces a different set of problems than a brand-new company has.
The chart of accounts grew organically and now has four categories that mean roughly the same thing. There's a QuickBooks Desktop file living on one PC in the back office that nobody wants to touch. A second entity got added at some point and the expenses between them were never properly allocated. The bookkeeper who understood all of it retired last year.
None of that is unusual and none of it is unfixable. But it's not the same job as setting up books for a business that opened in March, and it shouldn't be priced or approached like one.
One Source Bookkeeping is Kristina Weaver and John Morgan — both Intuit Certified Gold QuickBooks ProAdvisors, with more than 35 years between us. We take on established files, work out what's actually going on inside them, and get them accurate.
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