A bookkeeper keeps your financial records organized, tracks your income and expenses, and ensures everything is accurate and up to date. This gives you a clear picture of your business finances and makes tax time easier.

Software is helpful, but it still needs someone to review and reconcile the numbers. A bookkeeper ensures everything is entered correctly, saving you time and preventing errors.

Monthly bookkeeping is best—it keeps your records current, helps you stay compliant, and ensures you always know where your business stands financially.

Yes! Accurate bookkeeping helps you spot trends, plan for growth, and make informed decisions about spending and saving.

Financial planning helps you assess your current financial situation and create a roadmap to reach your goals—whether that’s building savings, managing debt, or planning for retirement.

Everyone! Whether you’re an individual or a business owner, financial planning helps you make confident and informed financial decisions.

We offer personalized budgeting, savings and investment guidance, debt management strategies, and long-term goal setting—all tailored to fit your lifestyle.

At least once a year—or whenever there’s a major life change such as a new job, home purchase, or business milestone.

Yes! Garnet Accounting Services offers both mobile and virtual services, allowing us to assist clients anywhere in the U.S.

Simply book a consultation through our website or give us a call. We’ll discuss your needs and create a customized plan that fits your goals and budget.

Payroll management ensures your employees are paid correctly and on time while handling all tax deductions and compliance requirements.

Outsourcing payroll saves time, reduces costly errors, and keeps your business compliant with tax and labor laws—so you can focus on running your business.

Payroll can be run weekly, biweekly, semimonthly, or monthly—whatever schedule works best for your team.

Yes. We handle all payroll tax calculations, filings, and reports with federal and state agencies to keep your business in good standing.

You’ll usually need W-2s or 1099s, receipts for deductions, bank statements, prior-year tax returns, and ID. Business owners should also provide income and expense reports.

Start early in the year! Staying organized throughout the year reduces stress and helps you maximize deductions.

Yes. E-filing is fast, secure, and typically results in quicker refunds.

A professional understands current tax laws and knows where to find credits and deductions you may miss—helping you lower your tax bill and avoid mistakes.