Business owners
Keep your books current, tax-ready, and useful for the decisions ahead.
- Monthly bookkeeping
- Catch-up and clean-up
- Financial reporting
- QuickBooks setup and projects
- Tax support within the agreed engagement
Accounting support for growing U.S. businesses and accounting partners
Tax-ready bookkeeping and reliable accounting support for growing U.S. businesses, with flexible overflow and white-label delivery for accounting firms, staffing partners, and other strategic partners.
Primarily supporting owner-led service businesses earning approximately $250,000 to $500,000 annually. Other industries and business stages may be considered based on the scope.
Start with a focused 30-minute conversation. No commitment required.

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How can we support you
Business owners
Accounting and strategic partners
Start with the work in front of you
Prior periods need reconciliation before reporting or tax work can move forward.
Reports exist, but owners need help seeing what requires attention next.
Growing client work or approaching deadlines call for dependable delivery support.
Knowledge, communication, and follow-up need documented processes and trained continuity.
For accounting firms and strategic partners
Katy leads the relationship while accounting professionals support bookkeeping, tax preparation, reporting, documentation, and senior review within the agreed scope.
Katy coordinates communication and follow-through.
CPA-led professionals support your bookkeeping, tax accounting, documentation, and senior review while clearly explaining the work, findings, and next steps so you understand what is being done and why.
Responsibilities, timing, review, communication, and fees are confirmed before work begins.
Not every team member is listed; people, responsibilities, and review structure are introduced during onboarding.
Selected experience
Public sessions and verified feedback summaries. Client details remain private.
Verified feedback summary
Reviewer confirmed clean work passed first review, with supporting files in place.
Source message retained privately.
Anonymous feedback
Anonymous accounting-firm feedback — identity withheld under NDA.

Live webinar
Free webinar hosted by Miss Katy in December 2025 introducing U.S. accounting and taxation.
Live session hosted publicly by SWA. Attendee names, photos, and meeting details are withheld.
Verified feedback summary
Katy identified a future delay, proposed a fix, and her checklist became the standard.
Source message retained privately.
Anonymous feedback
Anonymous accounting-firm feedback — identity withheld under NDA.

Live webinar
Free Scale With Katy webinar with invited CPA speakers, March 2025.
Live session hosted publicly by SWA. Attendee names, photos, and meeting details are withheld.
A clear way to begin
Discuss books or delivery needs, priorities, and fit.
Confirm responsibilities, records, timing, review, and communication.
Receive scope and fees before commitment.
Confirm access, responsibilities, deadlines, contacts, and priorities.
Questions owners and partners ask
We primarily support growing U.S. businesses earning approximately $250,000 to $500,000 annually; other businesses may fit when scope aligns with our capabilities.
Yes. We offer overflow and white-label support for firms needing bookkeeping, clean-up, tax workflow, or accounting operations capacity.
It gives one responsible contact, coordinated support, documented responsibilities, and an established review process.
Yes. The free initial 30-minute conversation helps assess fit. Detailed clean-up, diagnostic, tax, or advisory work may require a paid scope.
Tax preparation support and return services may be included depending on the return type, jurisdiction, records, professional responsibilities, and availability of the appropriate tax professional.
Onboarding defines access, document exchange, responsibilities, confidentiality, and communication. Keep confidential accounting records out of the public form.