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Accounting and bookkeeping services built for you – the entrepreneur. Our business accounting services go beyond basic bookkeeping to ensure you’re always tax (and investor) ready.
Accounting and bookkeeping services built for you – the entrepreneur. Our accounting services go beyond basic bookkeeping to ensure you’re always tax (and investor) ready.
Your dedicated accountant and bookkeeper will organize business transactions and prepare financial statements on a monthly basis. Rest easy, we’ve got this.
At tax time, we’ll prepare a comprehensive package with everything needed to file your tax. Get your business tax services done with one of our premium subscriptions.
At tax time, we’ll prepare a comprehensive package with everything needed to file. Your Countick team can even do it for all for you with one of our premium subscriptions.












Our expert business accounting services are here to bring your records up to date. If you require more than two years of historical bookkeeping, our Countick team specializes in assisting with catch-up work for various purposes such as business dissolution, bankruptcy filing, or establishing an IRS payment plan.
We have a selection of affordable subscriptions with solutions for budgets and businesses of any size. We offer a wide range of accounting services committed to the success of your business.
No smoke and mirrors, just expert support with your financial success in mind.
You can see the complete pricing here. However, our basic bookkeeping service package starts from as low as $150.
Our bookkeeping services include transaction recording, ledger maintenance, account reconciliation, financial statement generation, payroll processing, and compliance management. If you need more information, feel free to contact us!
Yes, bookkeeping services are typically tax deductible as business expenses. However, it's advisable to consult with a tax professional for specific guidance.
Small businesses often use cash basis or accrual basis bookkeeping systems to record financial transactions, manage accounts, and ensure accurate financial reporting.