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    Bookkeeping

    A real business needs real books.

    Revenue, costs and profit, kept current automatically, with every transaction behind the number.

    Business P&L · Year to date

    Revenue$142,300
    Costs$18,940
    Profit$123,360

    Most books are only right once a year.

    "I only look at my numbers in April."

    By then it is too late to plan around them.

    "I don't know what I actually made this year."

    Payments land from several clients across Stripe, ACH and wire.

    "A bookkeeper costs more than my whole software stack."

    Hiring one often runs $2,400 to $6,000 a year.

    How it works

    1

    Transactions flow in.

    From every connected account, already categorized.

    2

    Your books update themselves.

    Profit and loss stays current as money comes in and goes out.

    3

    Flags show what needs a look.

    Anything Sumly is unsure about is marked for your review, so nothing slips through.

    Every number shows where it came from.

    Click any figure in your P&L and see the transactions behind it. When your tax pro has a question, the answer is already there.

    What your books include

    ReportWhat it shows
    Business P&LRevenue, costs and profit for any period
    Schedule C + Home OfficeYour business income and expenses on the lines the IRS uses, with your home office deduction
    Transaction SummaryEvery transaction, grouped by category
    Summary for Tax ProA ready-to-share summary for whoever files your return
    Year-end financialsYour full year, closed and ready for filing
    "For the first time since going solo, I actually understand where my money goes."
    Maya, Leadership coach, year two solo

    Automated bookkeeping, P&L reports and year-end financials are included in Strive and Thrive. Both start with a 14-day free trial.

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