SAMPLE ONLY: fictional company and made-up numbers, shown to illustrate what you receive
Summary of Corrections
Client: Example Renovation LLC (fictional) · Software: QuickBooks Online · Period: 1 Jan – 31 Dec 2025
Prepared by: Md Washik Mannan · Scope agreed in writing: 2 bank accounts, 1 credit card, 12 months
1. Result in one look
- All 3 accounts reconciled for all 12 months and agree to the statements.
- 412 transactions reviewed; 97 recategorized, 14 duplicates removed, 9 missing transactions added.
- Uncategorized balances cleared to $0.
- Profit & Loss and Balance Sheet are ready to hand to your accountant.
2. Reconciliation status
| Account | Months | Statement balance 31 Dec | Books balance 31 Dec | Status |
| Business checking (…1234) | 12 of 12 | $18,420.55 | $18,420.55 | Matched |
| Business savings (…5678) | 12 of 12 | $6,000.00 | $6,000.00 | Matched |
| Credit card (…9012) | 12 of 12 | $2,315.80 | $2,315.80 | Matched |
3. What I corrected
| Type of correction | Count | What and why |
| Recategorized | 97 | Materials bought at the hardware store were posted to Office Supplies; moved to Job Materials. |
| Duplicates removed | 14 | The same card payments came in once from the bank feed and once from manual entry. |
| Missing transactions added | 9 | Checks that cleared the bank but were never recorded. |
| Transfers fixed | 6 | Savings transfers had been recorded as income and expense; now recorded as transfers. |
| Uncategorized cleared | 31 | Items sitting in Uncategorized Expense, assigned using invoices or your answers. |
4. Questions I need you to confirm
- March, check #1042 for $850: what was this payment for? Currently held in Uncategorized.
- Three deposits in August ($1,200, $450, $300): are these customer payments or owner deposits?
5. Not included in this job
- Tax filing or tax advice, payroll, sales tax filings.
- Work outside the agreed 12-month period.
- Fixing the opening balance of a bank account.
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