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TW-0207Finance & bookkeeping
Task

Monthly management accounts for a 30-person agency

Scope

A design agency needs monthly management accounts from its QuickBooks file: P&L by client, cash position and a short commentary, ready by the 10th of each month.

Questions answered
Which month do you want to start with?
October, so the first pack lands by 10 November.
Deliverables
  • Monthly P&L by client
  • Cash position and 13-week forecast
  • One page of commentary
Skills
  • QuickBooks
  • Management accounts
  • Forecasting
Timeline

Ongoing, monthly

Budget

$60 - $80/hr

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