Accounting and Bookkeeping That Keep Your Numbers Current

Monthly bookkeeping, clean financial statements, and a team in Kennewick that answers when you call.

What this service is

What Does GFG's Monthly Accounting Include?

Monthly bookkeeping and accounting, handled by a dedicated team: your day-to-day transactions recorded, bank accounts reconciled, cash flow monitored, and financial statements produced on a schedule you can plan around. Your bookkeeper works as an extended member of your team — learning how your business runs, where the money moves, and what the numbers need to tell you.

If your books are behind, we catch them up first — then keep them that way.

Catch-up work

My Books Are Behind. Where Do I Start?

Start exactly where you are. Catching up is normal work here, not a confession — onboarding includes backwork that brings your books current before monthly service begins, and the pricing estimate states that one-time investment up front. If the catch-up runs deeper than usual, you hear about it at verification, not after.

More than data entry

What Does a Bookkeeper Actually Protect You From?

An extra set of eyes on your finances catches banking discrepancies when they happen and heads off the errors that turn into penalties. Clean books also show you something a shoebox of receipts never will: where costs can come down, and whether the business is actually profitable month to month. When tax season arrives, filing is simple — the legwork is already done.

Where clients begin

Businesses Come to GFG When

Books, taxes, payroll & coverage

Your Accountant Shares an Office With Your Tax and Insurance Team

GFG handles accounting, tax, payroll, and business insurance under one roof. That is not a slogan — it is how the work gets better: the person doing your books talks to the person planning your taxes, and your coverage can be reviewed by people who can read your financials.

F.A.Q.

Accounting & Bookkeeping Questions

Frequently Asked Questions

Day-to-day transaction recording, bank reconciliation, cash-flow monitoring, and regular financial statements — the work that keeps your books current and your numbers trustworthy. The exact scope is fitted to your business and confirmed in the proposal.

Yes. Catch-up backwork is a normal part of onboarding — we bring the books current first, then monthly service keeps them that way. The one-time backwork investment is shown in your pricing estimate up front.

Software records what you tell it; it does not reconcile accounts, catch discrepancies, or tell you what the numbers mean. We work with your existing systems and organize your books so the reports coming out of them are ones you can act on.

It depends on your transaction volume and complexity — which is exactly what the pricing calculator asks about. Run it and you get a real range in minutes, no callback required.

Start with a number or a conversation

Get Your Books Off Your Plate.

Run the calculator for a range, or send us a note with how you would like to be reached — phone, text, or email. Either way, you get a straight answer.