Transaction Review
Review uncategorized, duplicated, missing, or incorrectly classified transactions and identify items that need clarification.
When months are behind, accounts do not reconcile, or reports no longer feel reliable, LXT Bookkeeping can review the file, identify what needs attention, and build a practical cleanup plan.
Transactions may be downloaded, but that does not mean they were reviewed correctly, reconciled, or organized for meaningful reporting. Cleanup work focuses on the condition of the books—not just whether transactions appear in the file.
Every file is different. The initial review determines which items apply, how far back the work needs to go, and what information will be needed from you.
Review uncategorized, duplicated, missing, or incorrectly classified transactions and identify items that need clarification.
Compare QuickBooks activity with statements and resolve differences that prevent accounts from reconciling properly.
Evaluate whether account structure is clear, practical, and capable of supporting understandable financial reports.
Bring prior months up to date using available statements, transaction records, and supporting information.
Look for unusual balances, incomplete activity, or reporting problems that may indicate deeper bookkeeping issues.
Establish a cleaner handoff into recurring reconciliation, month-end review, and ongoing bookkeeping support when appropriate.
Important: Cleanup recommendations are based on the records available and the issues found during review. Historical cleanup is quoted separately after the scope is understood.
The goal is to understand the problem before making promises about the work.
Discuss what is behind, what is not working, and what you need from QuickBooks going forward.
Review the file at a high level to identify the periods, accounts, and issues that may require cleanup.
Define the likely scope, required records, priorities, and pricing before historical work begins.
Complete the approved work and discuss a sustainable monthly bookkeeping and reporting process.
One issue does not always mean a full cleanup is required. Several together usually justify a closer review.
Once the historical work is complete, the next step may be a recurring monthly process that keeps accounts reconciled, transactions reviewed, and financial reports ready on a predictable schedule.
For businesses that need more than standard financial statements, LXT can also discuss management reporting, budget-versus-actual reporting, reporting automation, and reporting across QuickBooks and other systems.
After cleanup, explore monthly bookkeeping, financial reporting, or all Business Solutions.
The exact scope depends on the condition of the file. A cleanup may include transaction review, bank and credit card reconciliation, classification corrections, chart of accounts review, opening balance review, duplicate or missing activity, and historical catch-up work.
That depends on the periods involved, the quality of the available records, and the purpose of the cleanup. The diagnostic review is used to identify which months need work and whether the supporting statements and records are available.
Historical cleanup is quoted after review because the workload varies. Factors may include the number of accounts, months involved, transaction volume, reconciliation status, payment processors, and the severity of the issues found.
Yes. Once the file is current and the workflow is stabilized, LXT can discuss ongoing monthly transaction review, reconciliations, month-end close, financial review, and reporting support.
Potentially. The first step is understanding how deposits, fees, refunds, and sales information are entering QuickBooks. The solution may use available exports, statements, clearing-account workflows, or other methods depending on the system and the records available. A direct connection is not assumed.
Start with a cleanup review. LXT Bookkeeping will help identify the likely issues, the records needed, and the most practical next step.