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Flying Blind on Your Numbers Is a Choice. It Doesn't Have to Be.

No financial reporting, bookkeeping only at tax time, and mixed personal and business finances are making it impossible to manage your business by the numbers that actually matter.

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What We See in Contracting Businesses

No monthly financial reporting, decisions made on gut feel
Bookkeeper only engaged at tax time, not month to month
Can't identify the most profitable months or job types
Software and subscription spend never reviewed or consolidated
Personal and business finances mixed across accounts
No systems for tracking overhead against revenue targets

Our Process for Fixing This

01

Set up a monthly reporting rhythm with 5 core numbers: revenue, gross margin, outstanding AR, labor cost, and overhead, reviewed every month

02

Separate personal and business finances completely and establish a consistent owner draw structure

03

Put every recurring vendor and software contract out to bid annually. Most contractors are paying for tools and services nobody has used in a year.

Auto-renewed
Nearly every vendor and software contract, without anyone re-pricing it
Monthly reporting
reduces surprise tax bills and cash shortfalls
Clean books
make bonding, lending, and future sale far easier

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