Restaurants, construction and trades
In-depth bookkeeping for restaurants, contractors and the trades
These businesses move a lot of money through thin margins, with tips, subs, supplies and seasonal swings. Generic books hide where the profit is. In-depth books show it.
Restaurants and food
POS and delivery-app deposits matched to sales, tips and tip-outs, food and labor cost percentages, and sales tax tracked separately.
Contractors and construction
Job costing by project, subcontractors and their 1099s, deposits and progress billing, and retainage, so you see what each job really earned.
Salons, shops and service businesses
Booth rent or commissions, product inventory, tips and card fees, and appointment-software payouts tied to the bank.
Any other industry
Medical and dental offices, trucking, retail, nonprofits, agencies and professional practices all have their own quirks. If yours isn't listed, ask. We'll tell you plainly whether we're a fit.
Related
General information, not legal or tax advice. Rules change; confirm with the agency, lender or your professional. Updated October 2026.
FAQ
Common questions
Do you take my type of business?
Almost certainly. Tell us what you do and we'll say honestly whether we're a fit.
Can you do job costing?
Yes, by project, class or location depending on your software.
Do you work with POS systems?
We work from their reports and deposits.