JOHN F. EULBERG, SMALL BUSINESS SERVICES

I have “Been there and done that”.  For over forty years I have managed my own various businesses.  That means that I have had to organize my accounting systems, deal with human resource issues, deal with vendors, acquire invenory, assess the results of advertising, formulate business plans in order to get financing, assess and write leases and deal with landlords, and, yes, figure out how to meet a payroll when cash was short.  Bookkeeping is easy for me, and attention to details as well as anticipation of problems is part of what I have learned with the years of hands-on experience.  My company provides a balance of good old-fashioned personal interest, while meeting a broad variety of business accounting needs at a refreshingly affordable price.

I want you to feel like you are my only client. If you have a priority, it becomes my priority, and I will quickly get you the answers you need to run your business profitably. Regardless of company size, my clients should expect my utmost attention.

By working with me, you have the resources of a full-service accounting provider. I have the resources to fulfill virtually any of your accounting needs, or aid in connecting you with professionals who can.

Too often business owners are so preoccupied with select parts of the accounting process that they don’t realize just how valuable all that financial information can be. Some business owners focus on preparing the yearly tax statement. Others may worry about that and their cash flow. And others still may just balance their check books. If you choose to have us do your accounting, I can do all that and more. And most importantly, I can help you become more profitable.

Here is a technical way of looking at bookkeeping:

Bookkeeping: The practice involved in the systematic recording of transactions affecting a company beginning with the data-entry process and ending with the preparation of financial statements. The art, practice, or labor involved in the systematic recording of the transactions affecting a business.
http://www.know-accounting.com/glossary/index.php?terml=b&termid=29

In layman’s terms, bookkeeping is the practice of determining which numbers are important to you and your business. Once that’s decided, I can set up a customized system that will organize the information you want and need. This is how I will come up with Your Accounting System.