Bookkeeping isn’t just “data entry.” It’s the monthly process that keeps your financial records accurate, your reports reliable, and your tax filing straightforward.
Pricing varies based on scope and complexity. Clean-up work is quoted as a flat rate based on transaction volume, time period covered, and condition of existing records.
At Slater Bookkeeping, we believe reliable books are the foundation of a healthy business. Our mission is to deliver accurate, timely, and confidential bookkeeping so you can focus on growth. We combine professional expertise with modern tools to ensure your business has the clarity it needs to succeed.
Cameron Slater has over 20 years of experience in Information Technology, Professional Services, and Customer Support, helping organizations improve efficiency and service quality. He has worked with global executives and large organizations, while also starting and managing small businesses of his own. Clients value Cameron for his reliability, confidentiality, and authenticity. His work is defined by his integrity and genuine interest in helping others achieve their goals.
Laura Keller, EA, has been an Enrolled Agent with the IRS for 28 years. She brings extensive expertise across all core bookkeeping functions, including data entry, reconciliation, payroll, sales tax, and financial reporting. As a federally licensed tax professional, she also prepares individual and corporate tax returns with precision and compliance. With nearly three decades of experience, Laura provides every client with exceptional attention, accuracy, and care.
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The financial health of a business often determines its success. While business owners are focused on day-to-day operations, a bookkeeper can help provide clarity to their financial position, which allows for informed decision-making and peace of mind.
AI is being leveraged worldwide by companies to increase productivity and reduce human error. It can be daunting if not well understood. In nearly every industry, AI has proven useful as an accessory to existing expertise. However, AI is not capable of genuine creativity or nuance. Bookkeepers rely on human judgment and contextual understanding to infer and make determinations regarding a business' finances. We use AI to improve efficiency, but humans are still required.
There are several bookkeeping applications out there, and they offer a variety of solutions for every type of business. With that said, we have found Quickbooks Online to be the best. So, that's what we use at Slater Bookkeeping, exclusively. It allows us to be proficient on a single platform, which also happens to be the most popular software.
Some businesses will reconcile their books quarterly or even yearly. Slater Bookkeeping recommends reconciling monthly. We also provide our clients with monthly financial statements for consistency and clarity.
In most cases, yes. The 16th Amendment to the U.S. Constitution gives Congress the authority to tax income, and Congress has established rules through the Internal Revenue Code that require individuals and businesses to report income and pay taxes when certain thresholds are met. This applies to all taxable income whether it comes from wages, investments, or self-employment, even if no tax is withheld during the year.
A bookkeeper is responsible for recording, organizing, and maintaining your day-to-day financial activity. This includes categorizing transactions, reconciling accounts, managing payroll, tracking receivables and payables, and producing reliable financial reports on a regular basis. An accountant typically uses that financial data to provide higher-level analysis, tax preparation, compliance, and advisory services—often on a quarterly or annual basis. For most small businesses, consistent bookkeeping is what keeps finances predictable, tax time smooth, and decisions informed.