Bookkeeping Services in Atlanta

Porter Accounting LLC provides recurring monthly bookkeeping, transaction recording and categorization, bank and credit card reconciliations, monthly financial statements, payroll support, and catch-up or cleanup bookkeeping. The firm also offers related controller, financial reporting, cash-flow forecasting, budgeting, and fractional CFO services for businesses that need support beyond routine bookkeeping.

Monthly bookkeeping plans start at $850 per month, with additional plan levels starting at $1,300 and $2,100 per month. Final pricing depends on transaction volume, number of accounts, payroll complexity, and cleanup needs. Porter Accounting LLC can provide a more appropriate recommendation after reviewing your business requirements and current bookkeeping condition.

Yes. Catch-up and cleanup bookkeeping is a one-time project that addresses overdue records, corrects errors, and organizes financial information. This can help prepare books for lending decisions, investor review, or a more reliable transition into recurring bookkeeping. The scope and final quote depend on transaction volume, accounts, payroll complexity, and the extent of cleanup required.

Yes. Payroll Support helps ensure payroll is properly recorded and aligned with your accounting records. The service also tracks payroll taxes and supports accurate reporting. Payroll support is included in Porter Accounting LLC’s monthly accounting plans, while final pricing depends on the complexity of your payroll and other bookkeeping requirements.

Yes. Porter Accounting LLC provides virtual services across the United States, making remote bookkeeping support available to businesses in Atlanta. The firm can work with your accounting information and business processes remotely while providing recurring bookkeeping, reporting, cleanup, and related financial support based on your needs.

Porter Accounting LLC sets up and optimizes accounting systems including QuickBooks, Xero, NetSuite, and Acumatica. Accounting system setup can include designing a chart of accounts and creating workflows tailored to your operations. If your current system needs improvement or you are implementing a new platform, the firm can discuss the appropriate setup scope.

Monthly bookkeeping includes recording and categorizing transactions, reconciling bank and credit card accounts, and preparing monthly financial statements. Depending on the selected plan and business requirements, support may also include weekly assistance, vendor communication, financial analysis, budget tracking, cash-flow monitoring, and management reporting. Final services depend on the agreed scope.

Yes. Accurate, organized bookkeeping creates a stronger foundation for financial reporting and business decisions. Porter Accounting LLC helps clients improve financial visibility, understand cash flow and business performance, and strengthen financial processes. Businesses needing deeper oversight can also explore controller services, budgeting, forecasting, or fractional CFO support.

Yes. Porter Accounting LLC treats bookkeeping as the foundation of a broader finance function. Atlanta businesses can add controller services for close oversight and financial review, GAAP financial statements, ASC 606 revenue recognition support, audit preparation, and fractional CFO services for forecasting, budgeting, and KPI tracking as their reporting needs grow.

Yes. Porter Accounting LLC does not perform independent audits; it prepares your books and support so the audit goes smoothly. That can include reconciling balance sheet accounts, preparing schedules and requested documents, strengthening internal controls, and coordinating responses with your external auditor or CPA. Audit prep is part of the Advanced Plan, and one-time projects are quoted by scope.

Yes. Companies with subscriptions, bundled products and services, or multi-period contracts can get help applying the ASC 606 five-step model, from identifying contracts and performance obligations to allocating the transaction price and recognizing revenue on schedule. Deferred revenue schedules are reconciled to the general ledger each month.