Financial Records Clean-Up

Are your financial records in need of some organization? We can help you reconcile your accounts for any purpose. If any of the following apply to you, you may benefit from our Financial Records Clean-Up service:

• Recent accounting staff 'turnover'
• Preparing for growth
• Preparing a tax return
• Preparing a 'bank loan' package
• Preparing for a capital raise
• Preparing for an audit
• Renewing your insurance bond
• "Managing your business" via the checkbook's balance
• Missing legitimate monthly financial statements

How it works
The Financial Records Clean-Up service by Firebird Financial is a high-powered results-oriented service in which your accounting file is analyzed with your specific needs in mind. Once the file is reviewed, Firebird Financial will compile a list of questions for management on specific business issues. These questions can typically be answered in less than thirty minutes. Firebird Financial then prepares a proposal to get your financial records in order, reconcile your accounts and generate legitimate financial statements.

Where we are and where the work is performed
We are located in Las Vegas.  All work is performed either in our office or at the client's location - none of the work performed for our clients is done anywhere else (i.e., outsourced does not mean we send it elsewhere).

About our clients
Most of our clients are located in: Las Vegas, Los Angeles, Orange County, San Diego, San Francisco, Phoenix and Salt Lake City.  We also accommodate a number of international clients in Macau, Brisbane, London and Vancouver.

Our clients operate in a variety of industries (as per the menubar on the left).  Our clients' revenues range from zero to $50m, annually. 

Next steps
Following a successful "Financial Records Clean-Up", many clients then sign up for the Virtual Back Office which allows for accurate and timely financial statements on a predictable and recurring basis.

Contact us to find out how Firebird Financial can make your life easier and get your accounting records in order.