How do I know which service fits?

Start with the accounting work that needs ownership now. Monthly accounting fits mostly current books that need a reliable close. Cleanup fits historical periods, stale balances, or unreconciled accounts. Tax-ready accounting fits books and schedules that need to be ready before tax pressure starts. Oversight fits open items, deadlines, and handoffs that need a review layer.

Do you replace our bookkeeper?

Sometimes. In other cases, EJC works with existing internal or outside support to add review cadence, close discipline, issue tracking, and clearer handoffs.

What should we send first?

A recent P&L, recent balance sheet, and a short note about the accounting issue EJC should review first is enough to begin.

Very early businesses that only need basic transaction entry, or larger companies with a mature internal accounting team, may not need this layer.

Outsourced Accounting Services for Owner-Led Businesses

01

Monthly Accounting & Close

For books that are mostly current, but the recurring work still lacks an owner. EJC handles reconciliations, monthly entries, close tasks, review notes, and the reporting package.

Common signs

The books are mostly current, but reconciliations, close tasks, or reporting still slip.

02

Cleanup & Catch-Up

For records with historical periods, stale balances, unreconciled accounts, or reports no one fully trusts. EJC repairs the books enough to move into monthly support, tax-ready work, or internal maintenance.

Common signs

Old periods are messy, balances do not tie, or reconciliations are too far behind for monthly support to hold.

03

Tax-Ready Accounting

For businesses that need books and schedules ready before tax pressure starts. EJC scopes the tax support around the review, including organized books, schedules, filing-period questions, and coordination around the return process.

Common signs

Filing season keeps creating document hunts, missing schedules, cleanup, or avoidable tax questions.

04

Accounting Oversight

For businesses with accounting pieces already in place, but no one clearly owns review cadence, issue tracking, deadlines, or provider handoffs.

Common signs

Reports go out, but open items, follow-up, or deadlines still come back to the owner.