Books closed by the fifth.
Ledgerhouse closes a small business’s books every month by the fifth working day. Two partners sign every close and every return, with no handoffs.
Fixed monthly feesA missed date waives the fee
5thWorking day each month’s books close
2Partners, one of whom signs every close
2 daysLongest wait for a written answer
Each month
One report, signed.
Every close ends in one report and one signature. Last month sits beside each line.
Tied to the bank
Every account ties to its statement, line by line, before the report is written.
Questions in one list
Anything unclear arrives as one numbered list, never a stream of emails.
Signed by name
A partner reads and signs the report before it reaches you.
SEP 2026 AUG 2026
Revenue 48,210.00 44,980.00
Cost of sales -19,402.50 -18,115.20
Gross profit 28,807.50 26,864.80
Operating expenses -17,960.00 -17,412.75
Net profit 10,847.50 9,452.05
Operating account tied to statement, 30 Sep ok
Savings account tied to statement, 30 Sep ok
Questions 2 sent, 2 answered
Signed bookkeeping partner, 6 Oct
A close is a promise with a date on it. Ledgerhouse keeps the date.
Against the shoebox
Monthly books, not April panic.
Books once a year
Receipts found in March- Estimates guessed each quarter
- Questions asked a year late
- One rushed return
Ledgerhouse
Books closed every month- Estimates from closed books
- Questions asked within days
- Returns drafted by February
Intake
Start with last month.
Answer eight questions. A partner replies within two working days with a fixed fee and a start date.