Owner
Kirby McDonald
Bookkeeping, taxes & business advice
Start with a conversation with Kirby about your business and what you need, from monthly books to taxes and payroll.
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FREE CHECKLIST
Small-business financial health checklist
Tick off what is already in place, then look at the gaps. Print the list or save it as a PDF; it is free either way.
Based in Utah. Working remotely with small businesses across the United States.Bank and records
Income and invoices
Expenses and bills
Taxes
Payroll, if you have employees
Reports and decisions
What to do with your answers
Count the noes. Zero to three means the basics are in place and the work is keeping them that way. Four to eight usually means one area is weak, most often the bank and records group, and fixing that one area makes everything else easier. More than eight is common for a business that grew faster than its paperwork, and it is where catch-up bookkeeping earns its keep.
Whatever the count, start with the bank and records group. A separate account and a reconciled bookkeeping file are the foundation the other sixteen questions sit on. Then look at taxes, because missed deadlines cost real money. Reports come last, not because they matter least, but because they only mean something once the records behind them are right.
If you would rather talk the list through, that is what we do. Tell us about your business on the contact page, in English or Spanish, and we will say honestly where to start.
YOUR PEOPLE AT CHOICE
Meet Kirby.
Choice is a small firm, so you deal with people who know your business. Your books, taxes, and payroll are handled in one place, so nothing gets lost between them.
Choice Business Advisors
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We’ll talk through what you need and put together a proposal.