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Most bookkeepers know one system. I run full closes in both.
QuickBooks Online for US nonprofits reporting under FASB ASC 958. Xero for UK charities reporting under Charities SORP. Same standard of accuracy on both sides — reconciled to 1.6% against a US client's Form 990, and to 0.3% against a UK client's filed accounts.
If your organization operates across either system, or you're not sure your current bookkeeper actually knows the standard you're being held to, that's worth a conversation.
This project demonstrates my ability to transform unorganized customer information into a clean, structured, and easy-to-use spreadsheet.
I cleaned and standardized names, email addresses, phone numbers, cities, dates, quantities, and order amounts. I also corrected inconsistent formatting, removed unnecessary spaces, and organized the information for better readability and accuracy.
One of the most rewarding parts of my work as a book editor is watching an author's story come together and finally reach readers.
I recently had the privilege of editing and formatting "Brothers in Arms," a book written for a client who wanted his story told with care and precision. From line editing to final formatting, the goal was always the same: to make sure his voice came through clearly, and that the finished book felt as strong on the page as the story deserved.
Here is what he had to say after the project was complete:
Feedback like this is exactly why I do this work. Every author has a story worth telling well, and helping bring that story to life, from a rough manuscript to a polished, ready to publish book, never gets old.
If you have a manuscript sitting unfinished, or a story you have been wanting to put into the world, I would be glad to help you get there.
