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Scope and pricing

Know the work.
Know the fee.

A monthly routine, a year of catch-up records and a personal tax-preparation request involve different work. Your proposal should reflect the actual task.

What shapes your quote.

What you agree to before starting.

A proposal identifies the deliverables, fee, responsibilities, timing and exclusions. Bookkeeping, records organization and any accepted tax preparation are scoped separately.

An inquiry carries no service commitment.

Sending the form does not enroll you in a subscription, book an appointment, authorize filing or commit you to a fee.

Talk through
the next step.

Describe the work you need. Scope, availability and fee come before an engagement.

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Find a starting point

A simple planning tool

Your expo weekend,
in numbers.

Sales less the costs entered$1,120.00

This is an event cash summary, not taxable profit. It excludes animal costs, ongoing overhead, and taxes unless you include them in the amounts above. Nothing you enter is sent or stored.

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Your records, in one place

A useful starting checklist

Gather what you have. It doesn’t need to be perfect.

Photography & type

Selected photographs are available under the Unsplash License.

Newsreader and DM Sans are open-source typefaces from Google Fonts. All record sheets and newsletter previews are illustrative designs created for this mockup.