Frequently asked questions
Clear answers before you get started.
Learn how WestPark’s bookkeeping service works, what it costs and what to expect each month.
A bookkeeper maintains the financial record behind your business. That typically includes organizing transactions, reconciling bank and credit card accounts, reviewing the general ledger and producing financial statements such as the Profit & Loss and Balance Sheet.
WestPark plans start at $300 per month. Pricing depends on transaction volume, number of accounts, complexity and whether you need additional services such as AP or AR support.
Yes. Cleanup and catch-up services can bring historical records current, reconcile accounts, correct transaction classifications and prepare the books for an ongoing monthly process.
WestPark works with QuickBooks-based bookkeeping workflows. During the consultation, we’ll review your current software and determine the best setup for the service you need.
Monthly clients receive consistent month-end bookkeeping and reporting based on the timeline defined during onboarding. Any required documents or answers from you may affect completion timing.
WestPark focuses on bookkeeping and does not market tax preparation on this site. Clean financial records and reports can be provided to your CPA or tax professional.
Yes. We can coordinate bookkeeping information and financial reports with your tax professional, with your permission.
Yes. WestPark is based in Roseville and serves local businesses throughout Greater Sacramento as well as remote clients across California and the United States.
We’ll discuss your business, current bookkeeping setup, number of accounts, approximate transaction volume and the problems you want solved. If the service appears to be a fit, we’ll outline next steps and provide a quote or request a limited review first.
That depends on your setup. In general, you’ll provide secure access to agreed accounts and software, answer questions about unusual transactions and send any documents needed to complete the books.
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