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NEW YORK / REMOTE BOOKKEEPING
Bookkeeping services for New York businesses.
The Nexus Advisors provides remote bookkeeping and accounting support for New York businesses. We organize transactions and reconciliations, then prepare draft reports and schedules for your independent CPA's review. This is a remote service area, not a New York office.
Bookkeeping preparation, with a clear handoff. Nexus is not a CPA firm and does not hold a CPA designation. Your independent CPA performs professional review. Audit, assurance and tax return filing are outside our services.
A WORKABLE ROUTINE
Bring different sales streams into one workable routine.
A business may receive card settlements, marketplace payouts, bank transfers, and invoice payments. These records can arrive at different times and describe activity differently. We organize agreed sources, compare them with account statements, and flag missing information. Work begins with a defined period, account list, and reporting scope. These examples illustrate possible bookkeeping needs; they are not client stories or claims of industry-specific expertise.
WAYS THE WORK CAN FIT
Practical support for records with moving parts.
Illustrative situations to discuss when defining your scope.
01
Several sales and payment channels
Bring together sales summaries, settlement reports, refunds, and fee records. We trace recorded activity to deposits and list differences for clarification, keeping source detail available instead of treating each net deposit as a complete explanation.
02
Invoices alongside direct sales
Organize invoice numbers, payment references, credits, and customer balances. An agreed receivables schedule helps distinguish matched payments from items that need your input. Your business retains responsibility for customer communications and collection decisions.
03
Books that need catching up
Map the overdue periods and available statements before starting corrections. We track missing documents, reconcile included accounts, and keep a record of authorized bookkeeping changes. Questions requiring accounting judgment go to your independent CPA.
BEFORE THE FIRST WORKING SESSION
Gather these records for a catch-up discussion.
The initial inquiry can stay brief. We agree on access and document sharing before you provide records.
Complete bank and credit card statements for each overdue month, including accounts closed during the period.
Sales exports and payment-provider settlement reports covering the same dates, including fees, refunds, and chargebacks.
Customer invoices, supplier bills, receipts, and explanations for transfers or business-owner transactions.
Existing bookkeeping reports, the last reconciled period, and any written questions or instructions from your independent CPA.
HOW REMOTE SUPPORT WORKS
A practical sequence with clear responsibilities.
01
Define the starting point
Confirm the accounts, periods, record sources, and priorities. Agree on document access, responsibilities, deliverables, and the expected sequence before work begins.
02
Organize and resolve questions
Work through the agreed transactions and reconciliations. You provide business explanations and missing records; unresolved differences stay visible on an outstanding-item list.
03
Prepare the review package
Receive draft reports, supporting schedules, reconciliations, and open questions for your independent CPA. A recurring monthly routine can be discussed separately.
BEFORE WE BEGIN
New York bookkeeping: your questions.
Do you have an office in New York?+
This page describes remote support available to New York businesses. It does not represent a New York office. We agree on document sharing and communication during scoping.
Can you work with several payment providers?+
We can discuss the records each provider supplies and include agreed sources in the scope. Access to complete exports and statements determines what can be reconciled.
What if older records are incomplete?+
We identify the gaps and the work they affect. You obtain missing records where possible. Unresolved items remain disclosed in the handoff rather than treated as confirmed.
Does this service include CPA review or tax filing?+
No. Nexus is not a CPA firm and holds no CPA designation. We prepare bookkeeping records; your independent CPA performs professional review. We do not certify financial statements, perform audit or assurance work, or file tax returns.
OFFICIAL STATE RESOURCES
Useful links for New York businesses.
These state resources are separate from Nexus. Discuss requirements specific to your business with the appropriate agency or your independent professional adviser.
Tell us where in New York your business operates, which accounting system you use and which periods need attention. We’ll discuss a practical scope before work begins.