Ohler Bookkeeping, LLC

Ohler Bookkeeping currently charges on an hourly rate. Believe it or not an hourly rate gives the client the best "bang for their buck". Most of the time I tell clients that usually it is more costly at the beginning because the need to spend more time on a new client, but as we get into a normal cycle the costs will go down.

Ohler Bookkeeping loves working with new clients, it is always a welcome challenge. If the client is a new startup, I will usually advise or help setup there new company in QuickBooks, we use QuickBooks for most clients. Once the new file is set up, I will have them gather all bank statements, credit card statements, client invoices, vendor invoices, loan agreements, and any other financial information that needs reconciled. Everything the client needs to do whether a new startup or a client that has been in business for a while is collect all the financial information and Ohler Bookkeeping handles all the rest.

I have experience working as auditor with one of the Big 4 CPA firms. I am currently an active CPA. I graduated with The Ohio State University with a Bachelor in Business Administration with studies in Accounting.

Ohler Bookkeeping has worked with Insurance Agents, Daycare's, Car Dealership, Marketing firm, Law firm, Non Profit Organization, Pool Service Company, Solar Energy Company, just to name a few.

Find a firm or individual you can trust. Due to the sensitivity of the information exchanged between a bookkeeper and their client, there really has to be an ultimate trust between the two.

Most business look to cut costs, but sometimes the phrase "you get what you pay for" can come back to bite you when dealing with bookkeeping and accounting. Don't always get hung up on cost. Most of the times a new client's first question is how much do you charge? Don't base your decision to hire a new bookkeeper on cost alone. Some of the more important questions are you certified? Insured? etc.