Pricing Package

Transparent Bookkeeping Pricing Tailored to Your Needs

Best For: Up to $100k/year in revenue

Basic Package

$250 / Monthly
Monthly bank and credit card reconciliations (up to 2 accounts)
Categorization of up to 75 transactions/month
Monthly financial reports (P&L, Balance Sheet, Cash Flow)
QuickBooks Online or Xero setup and support
Chart of accounts setup
Receipt management (manual uploads)
Expense tracking
Basic payroll journal entry (1 employee or contractor)
Email Support
Best for: Small to mid-sized businesses

Standard Package

$600/ Monthly
Reconciliation of 3–5 accounts
Categorization of 100–300+ transactions/month
Monthly financial statements (P&L, Balance Sheet, Cash Flow)
Payroll support for up to 5 employees/contractors
Payroll support for up to 5 employees/contractors
Accounts payable tracking (bill entry, no payments)
Automated receipt capture
KPI summary reporting (e.g. margin, burn rate)
GST/HST filing and remittance
Support via email and chat
Quarterly review call
Best for: Larger or complex businesses

Premium Package

$1,400/ Monthly
All services in Standard
Payroll processing and management
Inventory management
Customized financial reporting
Financial analysis and KPI tracking
Year-end tax filing assistance
Dedicated account manager
On-demand consulting sessions
Priority support

Mawabookkeepers

Our Services Define Our Value

What is the difference between bookkeeping and accounting?
Bookkeeping is the process of recording daily financial transactions, such as sales, purchases, payments, and receipts. It focuses on maintaining organized and accurate financial records. Accounting, on the other hand, involves interpreting, analyzing, and summarizing that financial data to provide insights, prepare financial statements, and support business decisions.
How often should I update my books?
Ideally, you should update your books at least monthly. Regular updates help you track cash flow, catch errors early, and make informed financial decisions. Businesses with high transaction volumes may benefit from weekly or even daily updates.
Do I need an accountant if I have a bookkeeper?
Yes, while a bookkeeper manages day-to-day financial records, an accountant provides higher-level services such as tax planning, financial analysis, and compliance. Many businesses use both to ensure accuracy and strategic financial management.
What financial records should I keep for my business?
You should keep: *Invoices (sent and received) *Bank and credit card statements *Receipts for expenses *Payroll records *Tax filings and supporting documents *Contracts and agreements *Asset and liability records
What is double-entry bookkeeping, and why is it important?
Double-entry bookkeeping is a system where every financial transaction affects at least two accounts (e.g., a debit to one account and a credit to another). This method ensures accuracy, helps detect errors, and provides a complete picture of your financial health.
How can I prepare for tax season with my bookkeeping?
Keep your books up-to-date throughout the year. Categorize expenses correctly. Reconcile bank accounts monthly. Save all receipts and invoices. Work with your accountant to identify tax deductions and credits. Set aside funds for estimated tax payments if required.
Welcome to Mawabookkeepers, where precision meets reliability in the world of bookkeeping and financial management. Established with a commitment to empower businesses with accurate financial insights, we are your trusted partner in navigating the complexities of financial records and compliance. At Mawabookkeepers we understand that every number tells a story, and behind each transaction lies a crucial piece of your business puzzle. Whether you're a startup seeking to establish solid financial foundations or a growing enterprise aiming to streamline operations, our dedicated team of experienced bookkeepers is here to support you every step of the way.
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