You deserve books that help you run the business, not a mess that holds you back. Get clean books, reconciled and audit-ready every month so you can focus on growing.
Bookkeeping is easy to push off until the numbers matter and they’re not ready.
You are making money, but you do not know where the cash is going.
Tax season feels stressful because the books are not ready.
You are growing, but you don't have reports that show what is actually happening.
You are relying on bank balances instead of real financial reports.
You are making hiring, spending, and owner pay decisions without reliable numbers.
More revenue does not equal more profit when expenses, payroll, and margins are unclear.

Your business may be growing but you may still be making decisions without a clear view of your cash and profit.
Westfront provides CPA bookkeeping for growing service businesses in Fort Lauderdale including:
Monthly pricing shown. Billed weekly. Price moves with financial complexity, transaction volume, and the level of reporting your business needs. Month-to-month, cancel anytime.
Low level of complexity. Only a handful of accounts.
Small to medium sized teams with operations that have grown more complex.
Larger teams and established companies. High volumes of transactions, revenue and complexity.
Cleanup of prior periods is quoted separately, typically $750–$3,000 one-time.
What does bookkeeping include?
It includes bank and credit card reconciliations, transaction categorization, loan and debt tracking, CPA-reviewed financials, fixed asset and depreciation tracking, payroll and 1099 tracking, and QuickBooks Online support. Everything is maintained with the tax return in mind, so the books support you and what ultimately gets filed.
How much does bookkeeping cost?
Our bookkeeping services range from $600 to $1,660 per month, depending on financial complexity, transaction volume, and the level of reporting your business needs. Cleanup of prior periods is quoted separately, typically $750-$3,000 one-time.
Do you offer bookkeeping cleanup services?
Yes. If your books are behind or need fixing, we can clean them up before ongoing bookkeeping begins. Cleanup is quoted separately based on how much needs to be fixed, typically $750–$3,000 one-time.
What financial reports will I receive each month?
At a minimum, you receive a profit and loss statement and balance sheet each month. Anything beyond that depends on the level of reporting you need.
Who do you usually work with?
We usually work with service businesses doing $500k–$10M in annual revenue. Typical clients are contractors, consultants and professional firms, marketing agencies, medical and dental practices.
How is CPA bookkeeping different from a regular bookkeeper?
A regular bookkeeper keeps transactions categorized and accounts reconciled. CPA bookkeeping adds another level of oversight and judgment to keep the books audit-ready. After all, a tax return is only as good as the numbers behind it. And when lenders, investors, or buyers ask for financials, you have numbers you can stand behind and they can trust.
Do you help prepare my books for tax season?
Yes. Your books are maintained with the tax return in mind throughout the year, so tax season doesn’t become a scramble.
Will you also do my taxes?
Yes. Tax preparation is available as an add-on for ongoing clients.
Do you help with payroll, 1099s, loans, and fixed assets?
Yes. We track payroll activity and liabilities, keep 1099 payments organized, and account for loan principal versus interest payments, fixed assets, and depreciation correctly in the books.
Can you support multiple entities?
Yes. We work with business owners who operate more than one entity. We help keep each set of books separately while providing you consolidated reporting.
Do you work with QuickBooks Online?
Yes. We work exclusively in QuickBooks Online and are Certified ProAdvisors.
Are you in Fort Lauderdale?
Yes, we are based in Fort Lauderdale. We work remotely with businesses in the area and across South Florida with on-site visits arranged when a walkthrough or a year-end meeting calls for it.
What should I pay a bookkeeper for a small business in Florida?
First ask yourself how much bad bookkeeping could cost you. Your books drive your financial statements and tax return. If the numbers are wrong, your profit can be distorted, your tax bill can be wrong, and you can make decisions based on a financial picture that's not a representation of what's actually happening. Pay for the level of oversight your business needs, not simply the lowest monthly fee.
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