Your books are a shoebox, a neglected file, or a year your CPA will have to untangle in March.

Closed months, payroll that matches the books, and a year-end package your tax team can file from.

We do the bookkeeping: categorize, reconcile, and hand a clean year to the tax team. We do not prepare the tax return, and we are not a CPA firm.

The calendar year closes on December 31, 2026. Months left open until then are months a tax team has to reconstruct later. This is a date, not a countdown.

The mess is quiet until someone asks for the numbers

You are doing it yourself, sort of

Transactions are in the software. That is not the same as a reconciled month. Memory fades, and a transfer coded as income becomes income.

Your CPA is not your bookkeeper

Tax work starts from whatever books exist. Cleanup at that point is reconstruction, under a deadline, at tax-prep rates.

Personal and business are mixed

Groceries, Amazon, and the business card in one account. It is embarrassing to hand over, and it is expensive to leave mixed.

Payroll and contractors do not match

An S corporation that skips payroll, or 1099 totals that do not match the books, is a problem your tax team should not meet for the first time in March.

How a file actually gets current

1. You tell us how far behind

Monthly, catch-up, payroll-ready, or a year-end handoff. We say if we can take the file. We do not start in the dark.

2. We close the open months

Reconcile the accounts, separate personal charges, and match payroll and contractor totals to the books. Questions get written down, not guessed.

3. Your tax team gets a package

A year they can work from: what is categorized, what is still open, and what we are not claiming. The return itself is their work, not ours.

What you are buying

A month you can trust

Each close is reconciled to the statements, not a download that nobody looked at.

Catch-up without the shame speech

Behind is the normal starting point. We need the statements and your answers, not an apology.

Payroll-ready records

Pay runs and contractor totals that agree with the books, so the tax team is not reconciling two stories.

A handoff, not a data dump

Open questions are listed. We do not bury them in a folder and call it done.

Monthly bookkeeping for operating companies

Catch-up and cleanup of open months

Payroll-ready books when you already run payroll

Contractor totals gathered for the tax team

Year-end package for the tax team

Personal charges flagged, not silently deleted

Written scope before any work starts

One public inbox: support@tripleseven.studio

What we will put in writing, and what we will not

The conversation is free. This form does not hire us and does not bill you.

We confirm scope in writing before any work starts. You can stop before that.

We are a bookkeeping practice. We are not a CPA firm and not an accounting firm. We do not prepare, sign, or file your tax return.

We do not promise a tax outcome, a deduction, or a lower bill.

Questions people actually ask

My CPA already has this.

Your CPA can file from books someone else kept. If the books are not kept, the CPA spends the engagement reconstructing them. We do the bookkeeping. The tax team does the return.

The file is embarrassing.

Start with how far behind you are. We have no interest in a performance review of the last year. We need access and answers.

Can you file my taxes?

No. We prepare books the tax team can use. Filing, positions, and signatures stay with that team.

Are you CPAs?

No. This is bookkeeping. Do not hire us if you need a certified public accountant to sign a return or an audit.

What does it cost?

We do not publish a price on this page. Scope and price are in writing before work starts. Nothing here is an invoice.

Will you call me if I do not check the box?

No. The consent box is optional. If it is unchecked, we do not call, text, or email you. You still see the next steps on the next screen.