No — but I did. Arcari Accounting & Advisory handles the bookkeeping, the tax return, and everything in between, so your numbers stay clear, accurate, and on time — and you get your time back to actually run the business.
Pick one, or run them together — most clients start with a cleanup and stay on for the monthly work.
Reconciliation, categorization, and reporting in QuickBooks Online, closed out every month so your financials are current — and tax season never starts with six months of cleanup.
Small business and Schedule C returns, prepared with entity elections and QBI eligibility reviewed every year — not assumed once at onboarding and left alone.
Migrating off spreadsheets, correcting a chart of accounts, or untangling a books-gone-wrong situation — scoped as a project with a defined end point.
Cash flow, pricing, and entity-structure questions, answered by someone who reads your numbers monthly — not a stranger meeting your file for the first time in March.
I spent three years in public accounting at a top 10 firm and in corporate accounting — including the day-to-day accounting for a public REIT — before opening my own practice. That experience shows up in how I handle a small business's books: the same rigor, applied at a much smaller, more personal scale.
Arcari Accounting & Advisory is a solo practice by design — when you call or email, your immediate contact is the CPA who did the work.
The firm runs remotely by design — calls, documents, and bookkeeping all happen online, so your state doesn't have to match mine.
No office visit required, ever — onboarding, monthly books, and tax season all happen without you leaving your desk.