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The month-end close process is a crucial process that is done at the end of each month to ensure accurate and timely financial reporting. It involves several steps, including reconciling accounts, reviewing transactions, adjusting entries, preparing financial statements, and analyzing performance.
We hold expertise in leveraging multiple types of tools for accounting and bookkeeping including financial reporting. Here are the major tools we use.
- QuickBooks
- Zoho
- Oddo
- Sage
- NetSuite
- Xero
At FBSPL, we make sure to maintain data accuracy and precision while offering financial reporting services. If you are still wondering why we are the best fit for you, here is what set us apart.
- All-in-one expertise
- 98% data accuracy
- Cost-effective solutions
- Contractual services
- Availability as per client’s time zone
- Tailor-made solutions
Here is a checklist for financial statement review and preparation.
- Verify the accuracy of financial documents
- Scrutinize the balance sheet & review the income statement
- Evaluate the cash flow statement
- Compare current statements with previous period statements
- Assess the company's financial performance against industry benchmarks
- Understand the financial ratios and indicators
- Formulate preliminary conclusion and recommendations
- Prepare financial statement review report
- Submit review report to the management
- Review updated financials for compliance with recommendations
Non-CPAs may prepare financial statements using available financial frameworks including the FRF framework, cash, tax, and even GAAP bases of accounting.
With GAAP, companies and any entity in the finance sector would have their functioning continued. GAAP allows its stakeholders to quickly evaluate companies by assessing their financial statements. When an investor is in two minds about companies in the same sector, he can compare those companies' financial statements to make an investment decision. GAAP also helps companies gain key insights into their practices and performances. Moreover, it helps minimize the risk of errors in financial reporting by having checks and safeguards at multiple levels while preparing financial statements.