Catch-up bookkeeping
A bounded project to organise an agreed backlog and document the remaining questions.
ILLUSTRATIVE DEMO PRICING
Ask for a scoped quote
The entity, period, record quality and agreed deliverables determine the written scope. Demo figures do not form an offer.
A clear scope before the work
A catch-up project needs a boundary. This sample service makes the periods, record sources and unresolved issues explicit rather than promising to fix every historical problem. The first review informs a written scope. Any uncertainty that cannot be resolved from the records is documented for the owner and the appropriate adviser.
Before an engagement
This is fictional demonstration content. A real practice confirms its qualifications, authorisation, responsibilities and written engagement terms before accepting work. The scope, exclusions and preparation shown below are shared CMS fields, also used by the pricing page.
Included in this example
A defined set of periods and accounts, an opening review, an agreed correction plan and written handover notes.
Outside this scope
An unlimited backlog, assurance work, tax amendments and unverifiable balances are outside the initial scope.
Before the conversation
Tell us which periods are behind, which system is in use and what records are available. An initial conversation defines the review before a quote.
Find the right starting point.
Describe the work you need. The introductory conversation confirms the fit, scope and next steps before an engagement.