Novi Accounting Management

Want clean books by summer? Here’s your sign to get started now.

If you start working with me this month, I’ll:

✅ Review your books and identify any issues
✅ Clean up and reconcile your accounts
✅ Make sure your financials are accurate and up to date
✅ Create a plan to keep everything organized moving forward

No more guessing.
No more falling behind.
No more stressing over your numbers.

Just clean books, clear reports, and confidence going into your busiest season. 📊✨

Because successful restaurant owners spend their summers serving customers not worrying about bookkeeping. 😉

🚨 I found over $3,000 in duplicated income when one of my restaurant client’s bank accounts stopped syncing with QuickBooks. 😳

Without proper reconciliation, their income would have been overstated, which could have meant paying more in taxes than necessary.

This is why reconciling your accounts isn’t optional—it’s essential.

✅ Catch duplicate transactions
✅ Find missing expenses
✅ Spot bank sync errors
✅ Keep your financials accurate

Small mistakes can become expensive problems. Reconcile regularly. 💸

I’m kind of a restaurant whisperer your books tell me more about your business than you might think. 🤫

Sometimes the story is great. Other times, it reveals those things you’ve been meaning to deal with... for the last five months.

Just so you know, I see these issues in restaurant books all the time, and I never judge.

The reality is that bookkeeping problems tend to get more complicated and more expensive the longer they sit unresolved. I’d rather help you fix them now than let them become bigger headaches later.

This might surprise you… 👀

The #1 reason restaurant owners outsource their bookkeeping isn’t because they can’t do it themselves. 🙅‍♀️

Most of them could absolutely learn the basics and manage it on their own.

But during recent discovery calls, I kept hearing the same thing:

👉 “My time is better spent running my restaurant.”
👉 “I’d rather focus on my customers, staff, and operations.”
👉 “I don’t want to spend my limited free time doing bookkeeping.”

And honestly? That makes perfect sense.

Because while bookkeeping is essential to a successful restaurant, it doesn’t mean YOU should be the one handling it. 📚✨

Your focus should be on growing your business and serving your customers while I keep your books organized behind the scenes.

Cash is KING when it comes to keeping your business running. 💵👑

A few cash flow reminders every business owner needs:

✔️ Keep at least 3–6 months of expenses saved
✔️ Send invoices promptly & follow up on overdue payments
✔️ Stay ahead by planning for seasonal changes

And avoid these common mistakes:
🚫 Taking on debt without a repayment plan
🚫 Overspending on payroll, inventory, or rent

Strong cash flow starts with solid bookkeeping. 📚

Many small businesses don’t need a full-time bookkeeper but they do need organized, up-to-date finances.

Working with an outside bookkeeping expert can help your business grow and stay on track year-round.

Ready to simplify your finances? Schedule a call today!

Happy Monday!

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Here are 5 common tax deductions you might be missing.

Make sure to keep track of these to save on taxes!

Whether you have a simple or complex tax situation, we’ve got you covered and we make sure you get the maximum possible refund.

Give us a call today for a less time consuming and much less stressful tax season!
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Meet Paola Poggioli, our CEO 💼✨

The strategic mind behind Novi Accounting and the person guiding our vision every day. Paola is passionate about helping business owners understand their numbers, make smarter financial decisions, and grow with clarity and confidence.

At Novi, we believe that behind every successful business there’s a clear strategy and that’s exactly what we bring to the table.

Because when you truly understand your finances, you make better decisions. And better decisions lead to real growth ✨

New month, same responsibility: let’s catch up on your numbers.

Even though the end of the month was yesterday, this is your reminder to stay on top of your finances and get everything aligned as we start fresh.

* Review your QuickBooks, Xero, or whichever method you prefer to use, and reconcile all your bank accounts.
* Set aside 30% of your finances for taxes.
* Review your profit and loss statement from previous months to see how your business is performing.
* Don’t forget the best part: paying yourself! Make sure to transfer whatever you decide is your paycheck to your personal bank. Always keep them separate!

Still unsure if you caught everything? Give us a call today, and we’ll get it straightened out!