daydatabookkeeping

DayData Bookkeeping

When you want your books kept responsibly, honestly, and be able to grow along side your company’s needs.

About

We are committed to serving small to medium businesses who want to have confidence that their bookkeeping is kept accurately and securely. We are committed to utilizing our 15 years of corporate bookkeeping experience to keep your accounts with the highest amount of excellence and the least amount of frustration possible. With experience in multiple different industries there is no job too big or small that we can't handle.

Our Advantage

We are a Service Disabled Veteran Owned Business (SDVOB) bookkeeping company with experience in Quick Books On-Line, Quick Books Desk Top, & Manual bookkeeping.

What Services We Offer

Standards of Accounts

The Generally Accepted Accounting Principles (GAAP) rules for accounting and the responsibilities of the routine activities of bookkeepers and accountants alike.

Accounts Receivable

Account receivable (AR) is money that a business is owed by a customer for goods or services that were purchased on credit. It is a current asset on a business's balance sheet and represents the total value of outstanding invoices.

Bank Reconciliation

Bank reconciliation verifies the accuracy of a company's financial records and helps identify errors, omissions, and fraudulent transactions. It also helps a business reflect its true financial position.

General Ledger Reconciliation

General ledger reconciliation is a primary internal control that helps maintain the accuracy of a company's general ledger (GL) and detect fraud.

Balance Sheet

A balance sheet is one of the three main financial statements used to evaluate a business's performance, along with the income statement and cash flow statement.

Income Statements

An income statement provides a snapshot of a business's overall financial health and can be used to understand a company's operations, assess the efficiency of its management, and identify under-performing sectors among other things.

Payroll and Sales Tax Services

*At a premium

The standards and regulations of taxes for income and sales in the city, county, state, and federal sectors.

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FAQS

What is the difference between bookkeeping and accounting?

Bookkeeping is the process of recording financial transactions and preparing financial reports. Accounting is a broader term that encompasses bookkeeping, as well as other tasks such as financial analysis, tax planning, and auditing.

What are your qualifications and experience?

All of our bookkeepers are qualified and experienced professionals. They have the necessary training and experience to provide accurate and reliable bookkeeping services.

Our Team

Meet Our Professional Team

Linda Day