Fourteen Feathers
BOOKKEEPING

How healthy are your books?

Ten quick questions about how your books actually stand. You get a 0 to 100 score and plain-English next steps. No email needed to see your result.

This check uses JavaScript to add up your score, and your browser has it turned off. The ten questions below still work as a self-check: the closer your answers sit to the first option in each list, the healthier your books. When you want help, the cleanup estimate page and the contact page work without JavaScript.

Do your business and personal money live in separate accounts?

When did you last match your books to your actual bank and card statements?

Are your transactions sorted into categories, or sitting in a pile?

How current are your books right now?

Could you say what your profit was last month without guessing?

If your tax preparer asked for your numbers today, could you hand them over clean?

Where do your books actually live?

Can you get to your bank and credit card statements for the year easily?

Do you know which money is the business's and which is what you paid yourself?

When you think about your books, what is the feeling?

This check looks at how organized your records are. It is not tax, legal, or financial advice, and nothing here asks for bank logins, account numbers, or your SSN.

Your books health score

What's strong

What to fix first

Your next steps

This score is based on what you entered, and it describes how organized your records are, nothing more. It is not tax, legal, or financial advice. For tax questions, talk to your tax preparer.

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