Accounting support for nonprofits and growing organizations in Washington, DC.

I provide grant and fund accounting, audit preparation, month-end close support and cleanup to nonprofit organizations and growing businesses. I am based in Washington, DC and work remotely with clients nationwide.

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Services

Areas of practice

I scope each engagement to a defined body of work rather than an open retainer, and agree the deliverables and the fee in writing before starting.

01

Nonprofit & Grant Accounting

I track net assets by restriction, maintain grant budgets and burn schedules, and produce the reporting your funders and 990 preparer expect.

02

Audit Preparation

I tie your schedules to the trial balance and document the judgments auditors question, before fieldwork rather than during it.

03

Month-End Close

I handle reconciliations, accruals and supporting schedules, and deliver them on a timetable management can plan around.

04

Catch-Up & Cleanup

I bring records current where the accounting has fallen behind, and hand back a clean trial balance.

05

QuickBooks

I repair files, redesign charts of accounts and manage migrations. Certified ProAdvisor.

06

Technical Accounting

I analyze revenue and lease questions under ASC 606 and ASC 842, and document the position taken.

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Clients

Who I work with

The work helps most where an organization owes reporting to a funder, a board or an auditor and lacks the internal finance capacity to produce it comfortably.

Nonprofits and grant recipients

Associations, advocacy organizations and foundations tracking restricted funds across multiple awards, where the reporting a funder expects does not match how the ledger is maintained.

Organizations approaching an audit

Entities facing a first audit, a new auditor, or a Single Audit threshold, where schedules have never been prepared to the standard fieldwork requires.

Growing businesses

Companies where transaction volume has outgrown the current bookkeeping arrangement but a permanent controller is not yet warranted.

Organizations mid-transition

Organizations that have lost a finance lead, are migrating systems, or are heading into a financing round or grant renewal with records that will not withstand the scrutiny.

Engagements

How an engagement proceeds

Scoping call

We spend about thirty minutes on what has gone wrong, how the close runs now, and which system your records sit in. There is no charge for this conversation.

Written scope and fee

I send a short scope document listing the deliverables, the timeline and the fee before any work starts. Where the work genuinely cannot be bounded in advance, I quote an hourly rate and cap it, so the total cannot exceed a number you have already agreed to.

Access and delivery

I work from read-only access wherever that is possible, report progress weekly, and hand over the deliverables with a record of every adjustment made and why.

Contact

Request a consultation

Tell me what you need, which system your records sit in, and when it has to be finished. I will reply with whether I can help and what it would cost.

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