Pricing basics

How your monthly scope gets agreed

We set the monthly workload based on your documents and timelines. It is a practical operating plan, not a tax-result promise.

Inputs we use

  • Accounting and reporting documents you already have.
  • Your close calendar and deadlines for the period.
  • Confirmed responsibility boundaries between your team and ours.
Audit disclaimer

We do not guarantee tax outcomes. Audit and verification conclusions can vary depending on facts, documents, and current regulations.

What changes the monthly scope

  • How complete and structured your registers are.
  • The complexity of transactions and supporting paperwork.
  • How often timelines shift during the close.
Scope example from __ per month

Your final monthly amount depends on the points above and the agreed schedule.

Document register
Period close checklist
Reconciliation results fixation

What Affects Scope

Monthly pricing reflects the work volume and the audit-package needs we agree on, not a one-size estimate.

Monthly document volume

  • How many invoices, bank statements, receipts, and transactions arrive each month
  • Whether documents are complete and already categorized or need extra classification
  • We size the workflow to the real inflow you have, so the effort stays stable month to month.
Week 1: Document inventory and register baseline

Audit-package needs

  • Which parts of the audit-ready package you need for your timeline
  • How many accounts and reconciliation flows require documented support
  • We define the deliverables so you get a clear structure, not vague “audit support”.
Week 1: Audit package structure and checklist

Reconciliation complexity

  • Number of bank statements and the level of matching required
  • How many periods require catch-up (if any)
  • We document what was matched, what needs explanation, and where controls apply.
Week 1: Fix the gaps and record reconciliation results

SLA-style turnaround alignment

  • How quickly you can provide documents and confirmations
  • How often we need to adjust the plan when deadlines move
  • We agree on service-level expectations as operational targets, so delivery stays predictable.
Week 1: Close-period checklist and timing agreement

Note: Our audit readiness work helps organize controls and documentation. Results can vary depending on your source records and final scope requirements.

You can review the audit-package structure on process.html#audit-package-structure.

Service Options (Examples)

Example tiers for outsourced bookkeeping and audit-readiness work. Amounts are placeholders, and your monthly scope depends on volume, deadlines, and how complete your records are.

Audit outcomes vary by case. We provide audit-ready structure and documented controls, not guaranteed tax results.
01

Bookkeeping Care

From __ / month (example)

  • Monthly categorization and bookkeeping cleanup for everyday transactions.
  • Document organization in a consistent register format.
  • Closure-ready notes for the period, aligned to audit-friendly documentation.
What you get in week 1
  • Document intake template and register structure.
  • First reconciliation pass and corrections list.
Typical monthly scope depends on
transaction volume bank statement rhythm document completeness
See how this option fits
02

Close & Audit-Ready

From __ / month (example)

  • Period close checklist and evidence mapping to support an audit package.
  • Reconciliation evidence and recorded differences with clear follow-ups.
  • Controlled sign-off trail for key closure steps.
What you get in week 1
  • Closure checklist (draft) and evidence requirements list.
  • Register documents mapped to an audit packet structure.
Typical monthly scope depends on
close timing evidence availability variance frequency
Request a fit check
03

Audit Package Support

Price on request (example)

  • Audit package structure with documented artifacts and traceability.
  • Quality review of evidence completeness and reconciliation records.
  • SLA-aligned turnaround targets for agreed deliverables (placeholders).
What you get in week 1
  • Audit package outline and evidence checklist.
  • First audit packet draft with a review log.
Typical monthly scope depends on
audit timeline number of accounts iteration rounds
Talk through your audit timeline
Pricing basics What affects the scope Next steps

Transparent scope, audit-ready delivery

Request a consultation

Tell us your timeline and documents situation. We’ll map the monthly scope and the week 1 artifacts you’ll receive.

  • How your workflow affects monthly effort
  • Which audit-ready artifacts you’ll get first
  • What you can expect from SLA cadence
Request a consultation See audit package structure

No guarantee of tax outcomes. Results vary based on your starting records and the documents provided.