Bookkeeping Services


Bookkeeping Task List

Hirsch Tax Pros will provie the following common bookkeeping tasks and duties, broken down by week, month, quarter and year. 

Weekly or every two weeks

  • Enter deposits and payments
  • Enter payables and receivables
  • Pay any bills due
  • Mail requests for I-9's and/or certificates of insurance to new subcontractors (note on bill to hold payment against return of paperwork)
  • Follow up on any past due accounts

Monthly

  • Enter principle and interest on any loan payments
  • Review vendors for expired certificates of insurance and request updated information
  • If collecting sales tax, review resale and nontax customers for any missing or expired ST-4 or ST-5 forms and request updated information
  • Review A/R and create customer statements or mail reminder invoices as needed
  • Review A/P statements against possible missing or past due invoices to be paid
  • Reconcile and pay sales and/or meals tax (monthly filers only)
  • Reconcile all bank and credit card accounts
  • Create/review monthly profit and loss and balance sheet statements
  • Create/review monthly inventory, sales, and other reports
  • (Nonprofits & some for-profits) Do monthly cost allocations
  • If you pay estimated taxes, set aside 20-30% of net monthly profit in a savings account for estimated or year-end taxes

Quarterly

  • Reconcile payroll liability accounts against quarterly reports
  • Reconcile and pay sales and/or meals tax (quarterly filers only)
  • Create/review quarterly profit and loss and balance sheet statements
  • Create/review quarterly inventory and sales reports
  • (Nonprofits & some for-profits) Do quarterly cost allocations
  • If you pay estimated taxes, make your quarterly payment

Annually

  • File and pay sales or meals taxes (if an annual filer)
  • Review vendors and services (telephone or internet service providers, credit cards, etc.)
  • Update year-end inventory and capital assets in the books
  • (Nonprofits only) review the status of any restricted grants; prepare reports for funding sources as necessary
  • (Nonprofits only) review overhead expense allocations (Management & General, Development, Program) and adjust as needed
  • Review company insurance coverage against inventory value, potential liabilities or increased revenue
  • Review status of any owner loan accounts
  • Prepare materials for accountant and/or tax preparer