

- Outdated accounting holding you back?
- Wasting time on financial guesswork?
- Lack of clarity in your financial health?
- Overwhelmed by tax season chaos?
- Missing opportunities due to poor data?
- Frustration from unreliable bookkeeping?
Judy Gallegos
– Founder
Stoner’s Haven
“True Accounting & Finance Experts are amazing to work with. They timely handle your business with the utmost professionalism. They are exactly what their title states –
my trusted CPA expert.“

Angie P, Owner
The Glam Lounge
“Awesome services. I was so behind in Quickbooks and a mess. They got everything organized and up-to-date. I will definitely do business with them again.
Highly recommended”
What is the difference between clean-up accounting and catch-up accounting?
Catch-Up Accounting:
Catch-up accounting is when you update financial records that have fallen behind. Imagine not doing your homework for a while and then having to catch up on all of it at once. In business, this means going back to record every transaction that was missed.
The goal is to make sure all the numbers are up to date, so you know exactly how much money came in and went out. This helps businesses see a clear picture of their finances.
Clean-Up Accounting:
Clean-up accounting is like tidying up your room. It’s about fixing mistakes and organizing everything so it’s neat and accurate. Instead of just catching up on missed entries, you look at your current records and make sure everything is correct.
You correct errors, reclassify transactions, and ensure all accounts balance perfectly. This process is important for businesses to have reliable records.
Who Needs Bookkeeping Clean-Up or Catch-Up Accounting?
Businesses often need these services when:
- books are months or years behind
- transactions were misclassified
- bank accounts are not reconciled
- preparing for a CPA review or audit
- seeking financing or investor funding
What are CPA prepared financial statements?
A CPA-prepared financial statement is a document that a Certified Public Accountant (CPA) has either prepared, reviewed, or audited. CPAs are highly skilled professionals who specialize in accounting and financial services. They can help businesses by creating financial statements, and their involvement can vary. Depending on how involved the CPA is, the financial statement can provide different levels of confidence.
There are three main levels of CPA involvement. First, in a compilation, the CPA organizes the financial information provided by the business without verifying its accuracy. This offers a basic level of assurance. Second, in a review, the CPA performs some checks and asks questions providing a moderate level of assurance. Finally, in an audit, the CPA thoroughly examines the financial records. This offer the highest level of assurance that everything is accurate and follows the rules. Each level helps businesses and stakeholders make informed decisions based on the financial statements.
What is our accounting clean-up process?”
Our Accounting Clean-Up Process
- Review your accounting system
- Identify missing or incorrect transactions
- Reconcile accounts and correct errors
- Produce accurate financial statements

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Feeling overwhelmed by your accounting responsibilities is common among leaders. We provide personalized services such as clean-up and catch-up accounting, designed to empower you with financial confidence. Let us partner with you, so you can embrace a clearer financial future.