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Every service in one place, with a page behind each one. Twenty-two services across four areas of work.
Next Step keeps the books and provides accounting and advisory support. Tax work is handled by trusted outside partner firms, and Tim coordinates with them directly, handing over a clean and current set of books so you are not paying twice for the same work.
The foundation. Accurate, reconciled, current. Nine services, and most clients use two or three together. See the bookkeeping overview for how the pieces fit together.
A full close every month, delivered on a fixed date, with every account reconciled and the period locked.
Read the page →The same close four times a year, for businesses with modest volume and nobody waiting on monthly figures.
Read the page →A full year built, reconciled and closed in a single engagement, for holding companies and very low-activity entities.
Read the page →Missing months rebuilt from bank history and existing errors corrected, then reconciled forward to current.
Read the page →A file configured around how your business actually works, then managed month to month by a ProAdvisor.
Read the page →Reconciliation on its own, when you handle your own coding but want the balances independently proved.
Read the page →Profit and loss, balance sheet and cash flow prepared from closed books and formatted for whoever reads them.
Read the page →The whole finance stack: platform choice, configuration, integrations tested, and someone who owns it.
Read the page →For a file where nothing is missing but plenty is miscoded, duplicated, or sitting in the wrong account.
Read the page →The layer above bookkeeping, where a closed ledger becomes a monthly read you can make decisions on. See the accounting and financial reporting overview for how the pieces fit together.
Statements with comparatives, the measures that matter for your business, and written commentary on what moved.
Read the page →The profit to cash bridge, plus a rolling thirteen-week forecast built from real receivables and commitments.
Read the page →Plan against result each month, with material variances investigated and explained rather than simply displayed.
Read the page →Stock valued properly and released to cost of goods sold when it sells, which is what makes gross margin mean something.
Read the page →Senior outside financial support for owners who have outgrown doing it alone but are nowhere near a finance hire. See the cfo and advisory overview for how the pieces fit together.
An outside finance lead engaged for a set number of days a month against a written scope, never on your payroll.
Read the page →A defined project: unit economics, multi-year projections with stated assumptions, and scenario testing.
Read the page →Seven sectors where the accounting genuinely has to be structured differently from the start. See the industry-specific accounting overview for how the pieces fit together.
Fund accounting, restricted grant tracking, functional allocation, and board-ready reporting.
Read the page →Per-property ledgers, deposits as liabilities, mortgage splits, and capital separated from repairs.
Read the page →Reimbursement reconciled to billing, revenue at realizable value, and contribution by provider.
Read the page →Settlements broken into components, multi-channel consolidation, and inventory at landed cost.
Read the page →Fiduciary records with principal and income separated, and accountings produced in proper form.
Read the page →Production against collection, supply and lab ratios, and hygiene assessed as its own centre.
Read the page →Job costing, work in progress each period, and retainage tracked on both sides of the ledger.
Read the page →Next Step works with businesses nationwide, fully remote, from a home base in Cedar Park, TX. The Austin metro is closest to home and San Diego County is a long-standing second market, and every client is served on exactly the same terms.
Most owners are not, and that is a normal place to start. Describe what is going on and we will point you at the right piece of work, even when it is a smaller piece than you expected.
A short conversation is usually enough to work out what you actually need.
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