Accounting

Pristine books closed on time, every month.

We reconcile, categorize, and close your books on a predictable cadence so your financials are accurate, organized, and decision-ready.

Accuracy

Consistency

Owner Clarity

  • Reconciled accounts and consistent categorization

  • Predictable annual & month-end close cadence

  • Simple reporting you can actually use

Your

Questions

Answered

  • Yes! If your books are behind, we can do a one-time cleanup/catch-up project to get everything current and accurate. We’ll first assess how many months are outstanding, transaction volume, payroll complexity, and any bank/credit card reconciliation gaps—then provide a clear fixed-scope proposal (or phased plan). Once the books are clean and reconciled, we transition you into a predictable monthly cadence for ongoing bookkeeping and reporting.

  • Yes. We coordinate directly with your CPA so year-end is smooth and your tax team has clean, consistent records — no fire drills, no missing documentation, and fewer surprises. If you don’t have a CPA, we can recommend trusted partners.

  • We build rules, implement systems & processes, document decisions, and keep it consistent.

  • You can reach us anytime via our contact page or email us at hello@sagewolf.co. We aim to respond quickly — usually within one business day.

  • We use simple, transparent monthly retainers based on your business size and complexity—things like transaction volume, number of accounts, payroll headcount, and whether you need AR/AP workflows or advisory. Most clients start with a core monthly package (bookkeeping + close + reporting), then add payroll, AR/AP, or forecasting as needed. If cleanup/catch-up is required to get you current, that’s scoped separately as a one-time project so your ongoing monthly fee stays predictable.

  • Most clients see a major improvement within the first 30–60 days. That typically includes cleanup (if needed), a stabilized chart of accounts, a consistent monthly close cadence, and a clear owner reporting packet—so you know what you made, what you owe, and what you can safely spend.