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What is included in full service bookkeeping? Cleveland
- Location: Cleveland, Ohio, United States
Full-service bookkeeping encompasses a comprehensive set of tasks to manage a business’s financial records, ensuring accuracy, compliance, and actionable insights. It typically includes all or most of the following services,
Recording and Categorizing Transactions
- Entering all financial transactions (income, expenses, payments) into accounting software or ledgers.
- Categorizing transactions accurately for reporting and tax purposes.
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