About Decimal Bookkeeping
After spending time running the financials for 11 businesses for serial entrepreneurs, we realized that small and medium-sized businesses needed to learn more about how to make sense of their dollars through their books.
Decimal Bookkeeping was founded to help business owners get the decimals in the right place, get their books to be impeccable shape, and create a partner who can spot trends in the business so your company can continue to grow top line revenue and bottom line profitability. Isn't it time to make more sense of your dollars with Decimal Bookkeeping?
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Meet The Founder
Elizabeth Elrod
After growing up Birmingham, AL, I went on to get my Accounting degree from Mercer University in Macon, GA and then went on to receive my Master of Tax Accounting degree from the University of Alabama. Once I completed my degrees, I practiced in public accounting as a tax accountant for 12 years. To achieve a more flexible lifestyle, I switched gears to bookkeeping, and I couldn't be happier.
In addition to managing my career, I have been managing a crazy but fun household alongside my husband of almost 30 years. When I'm not keeping my 4 children and 2 French Bulldogs in line, I'm either watching college football (Roll Tide!), shopping or soaking up the sun at the beach.
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Our Process
Simple, Easy, & Hassle - Free
Introductory Call
Our introductory call will last for 60 minutes and we can determine if you need to establish a new set of books, clean up your existing set of books, or take over your current operations. We can share our philosophy around bookkeeping and ascertain if there is a match. At this meeting, we can quote you our set up fee and monthly costs.
The Set Up
Our set up meeting will consist of reviewing categorization of revenue, credit card transactions, expense line items, and payroll to get new set up ready for the profit and loss statement. It will also consist of a thorough review of assets, liabilities, and the overall balance sheet. Last, a complete review of current books and accounting system.
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