Closing the Books!

  • Compare bank, credit card, and loan statements to the ending balances to confirm they are correct.

    • Make sure you are using the reconciliation tool in your accounting platform.

  • Review spending by month to look for irregularities or inconsistencies.

  • Review your A/R and A/P for any transactions more than 90 days old.

  • Schedule a meeting with an accounting professional to get a second look.

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