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By Chris Brock, Accountable Solutions As we approach year-end, many small business owners start feeling the pressure of tax season. But with a little preparation now, you can turn stress into strategy. Here’s your step-by-step year-end bookkeeping checklist  to finish the year strong: 1. Review and Reconcile All Accounts Make sure every transaction — bank, credit card, or loan — is recorded and reconciled through November. Clean books now save hours of headaches later. Pro Ti

Whether you're a small business owner managing your own books or overseeing an in-house accounting team, year-end is your opportunity to step back, reflect, and set your financial strategy for the coming year. Here’s how to make December work for you.

By Chris Brock, Accountable Solutions Running a business is about more than managing clients and cash flow — it’s about building a strong financial foundation that supports growth. Over the years, I’ve seen firsthand how small shifts in bookkeeping habits can create big results. Here are three financial habits  every small business should adopt to strengthen operations and reduce stress: 1. Reconcile Weekly, Not Monthly It’s tempting to push bookkeeping to the end of the mont