1. Diagnose
Identify incomplete periods, missing sources, unreconciled accounts, and balances that need support.
Behind, incomplete, or inconsistent books
ClearClose first maps the months, accounts, statements, and unresolved balances. That source inventory determines whether the job is routine catch-up work, a deeper cleanup, or blocked until records are recovered.
Catch-up vs. cleanup
Catch-up bookkeeping completes periods that were not recorded or closed. Cleanup bookkeeping corrects existing classifications, reconciliations, duplicates, transfers, owner activity, or balances that do not support reliable reports.
A file can need both. ClearClose scopes the source gap before quoting the added work.
Identify incomplete periods, missing sources, unreconciled accounts, and balances that need support.
Separate routine catch-up work from corrections, tax-return preparation, payroll, or other add-ons.
Complete agreed periods, reconcile accounts, document open questions, and produce reviewable reports.
Questions owners ask
Yes, after ClearClose reviews the file, periods, accounts, and source records and confirms the cleanup scope.
Timing depends on the number of periods and accounts, source completeness, transaction volume, and how quickly open questions are resolved. ClearClose confirms timing after diagnosis.
No. Cleanup creates better-supported books. Tax treatment and filing outcomes depend on the facts, records, engagement scope, and applicable rules.
Missing source records are identified as blockers. ClearClose will not invent transactions or force balances to make a file appear complete.
Yes, when the file is supportable and the ongoing scope fits a published or custom monthly plan.
Next step
Choose a published plan or send basic business details for a scope review. Do not send tax returns, bank credentials, statements, or tax IDs through the public form.