Choose monthly, quarterly, or catch-up bookkeeping based on how often you need reports, how much activity flows through QuickBooks, and the current condition of the books.
Starting prices provide a useful benchmark. Your written proposal confirms the accounts, reporting schedule, responsibilities, and any cleanup needed before ongoing work begins.
The proposal is based on the real activity in the file and the level of support the business needs.
Transaction volume, the number of bank and credit-card accounts, payroll activity, loans, merchant processors, and other balance-sheet accounts affect the close workload.
Unreconciled months, duplicate transactions, mixed personal activity, missing statements, and inaccurate opening balances may require cleanup before ongoing service begins.
Monthly versus quarterly reporting, class or location tracking, custom schedules, and coordination requirements are documented before the engagement starts.
The published amount is a starting point. Your proposal reflects the actual transaction volume, account count, file condition, and reporting requirements.
Yes. Plutus provides a defined scope and price before beginning an engagement. Any later work outside that scope is discussed before it is performed.
Yes. Many engagements begin with a catch-up project and transition into monthly or quarterly bookkeeping after a reliable starting point is established.
Engagement terms are stated in the proposal. The goal is a clear working relationship rather than locking an owner into services that no longer fit.