Accounting & Bookkeeping
Books that are current, clean, and ready for whoever needs to see them.
- Monthly close and general ledger upkeep
- Accounts payable and vendor payments
- Designated, restricted, and grant fund tracking
- Cleanup and catch-up work
Bookkeeping, payroll, financial reporting, and bank reconciliation from a licensed CPA who has kept the books for this region’s churches, coal companies, and family businesses for nearly thirty years.

Most churches and small businesses don’t need a big firm. They need somebody who closes the books on time, runs payroll without drama, and hands them numbers they can trust.
Books that are current, clean, and ready for whoever needs to see them.
Everyone paid correctly and on time, with the filings handled.
Statements your board, banker, or pastor can actually read.
Every account tied out, every month.
I've kept the books for coal companies, churches, senior centers, and family businesses here since 1996. The programs change every few years. The job doesn't: get it right, get it done on time, and explain it so anybody can follow it.
Anybody can enter transactions. I spent more than twenty years as an accounting manager and controller for companies with auditors, investors, and the SEC looking over their shoulder. Your books get that same level of care, whether you’re a church with two employees or a mine with two hundred.

I have worked in accounting in Southeastern Kentucky since 1996: a CPA firm in Corbin, thirteen years as Accounting Manager for TECO Coal, and senior finance roles at Alden Resources, Senture, and Catalyst Resources.
In 2024 I went back to what I enjoy most: working directly with the churches, senior centers, and businesses of my home region, where the pastor or owner can call me and get a straight answer.
Call or email. Tell me what's current, what's behind, and what you need.
You get a written scope and a price before any work starts.
Every month: books closed, payroll run, accounts reconciled, reports in your hands.
The things people ask before they call. If your question isn’t here, call and ask.
Four things, every month: bookkeeping, payroll, financial reporting, and bank reconciliation. I do this work for churches, nonprofits and senior centers, coal and mining companies, and small businesses across Southeastern Kentucky.
Most of the work happens remotely these days, but I'm glad to sit down with you at your office or church when it helps.
Call, email, or send a note. Tell me a little about your church or business and I'll get back to you.