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Remote bookkeeping nationwide · based in Central Arkansas

Sliger Bookkeeping — remote bookkeeping, payroll and coordinated tax services for small businesses

Books closed every month and reconciled to the bank, so when the decision in front of you needs a number you already have it. Run by someone who spent nearly thirty years inside real businesses before he ever kept a set of books for a living.

  • 5.0★3 verified Intuit reviews
  • AdvancedIntuit ProAdvisor · QBO Level 2
  • QuickBooks & Xeronot one or the other
  • Nationwideremote bookkeeping, coast to coast
  • Books & tax coordinationone organized path to tax prep
  • Navy veteranveteran owned and operated

The moment it matters

Nobody asks for your numbers when it is convenient

The bank wants two years of statements by Friday. A buyer wants to see the last twelve months. Your best employee asks for a raise and you genuinely do not know whether you can give one. A landlord wants a personal guarantee backed by figures.

Every one of those arrives without notice. And every one of them gets answered out of books that were either kept properly all year, or were not.

Bookkeeping is not paperwork. It is whether the answer exists at the moment somebody asks for it.

That is the whole job here. The books close on a fixed date whether anything is happening that month or not, so the year is always ready — and when the call comes, nobody has to go and find out first.

You will not be the last person to learn how your own business is doing.

What we take off your desk

Bookkeeping, payroll, tax coordination and reporting that make the numbers useful

Two things Sliger Bookkeeping is known for: keeping monthly books that close on time, and rescuing books that are months or years behind. Everything below supports those two. Bookkeeping is delivered remotely nationwide; payroll, tax and compliance services are scoped to the states, platforms and specialists involved.

Who answers it

Thirty years reading these numbers with real money on the line

Mo Sliger spent nearly thirty years in the restaurant industry, most of it in management, reading profit and loss statements every week when getting the number wrong cost him something. That operational experience shapes how he reads the numbers today.

That is why restaurants, bars and food service businesses end up here. When you say “prime cost is creeping” or “comps are eating the week,” there is no translation step. He has run the shift.

He is also an Intuit Advanced ProAdvisor and works in both QuickBooks Online and Xero. Each platform has strengths, and the recommendation you get is based on your workflow, reporting needs and budget — not simply on the software your bookkeeper knows best.

Meet Mo

Mo Sliger, owner of Sliger Bookkeeping in Cabot, Arkansas
Mo Sliger — owner, U.S. Navy 1991–1995

What happens after

What an eighteen-month clean-up actually looks like

A typical catch-up engagement, start to finish. Details are generalised — this is the shape of the work, not one named client.

  1. The starting point

    A sole proprietor two tax years behind. Bank feeds connected but never reviewed, so eighteen months of transactions sat uncategorised. The balance sheet showed a receivable nobody could explain and an undeposited funds balance growing since the file was created.

  2. Week one — find the floor

    Work backwards to the last month that was genuinely reconciled against a real bank statement. It is usually further back than the owner expects. That month becomes the foundation.

  3. Weeks two to four — rebuild forward

    Each period reconstructed and reconciled in order, oldest first, against actual statements rather than what the software claims.

  4. Week five — clear the balance sheet

    Undeposited funds cleared, the phantom receivable traced and written off with an explanation, opening balances corrected so the balance sheet balances for the first time.

  5. The handover

    Current books, a written summary of what was wrong and what changed, and a filing-ready set of statements. From there the file moves onto a monthly close with a fixed date.

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People who put it up

A 5.0 star rating across three verified Intuit ProAdvisor reviews

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★★★★★

“Took my chaotic books to Sliger Bookkeeping. Mo and his team were awesome!! They got my books caught up and ready to go in no time. Amazingly knowledgeable. I trust them to keep my books straight from now on.”

Book cleanup, Bookkeeping, Consulting

Little D Intuit ProAdvisor · June 18, 2026
★★★★★

“Mo turned my chaotic tax situation into a well organized and functional plan.”

Tax planning, Tax advice, Tax preparation

Starfield123 Intuit ProAdvisor · May 23, 2026
★★★★★

“I had a shoe box full of receipts and Mo was able to clean up my messy books. I trust him to do all my bookkeeping.”

Book cleanup, Bookkeeping

Brett M. Intuit ProAdvisor · May 20, 2026

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Background

Professional background and credentials

Mo maintains training and certifications across the accounting platforms used in his practice.

Intuit Advanced ProAdvisor

Intuit

Intuit’s certification tier for QuickBooks Online professionals, held alongside QuickBooks Online Level 2.

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QuickBooks Online — Level 2 Certified

Intuit

The advanced QuickBooks Online certification, covering complex setup, cleanup and reporting.

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QuickBooks Workforce Certified

Intuit

Certification covering payroll and workforce products.

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Intuit Enterprise Suite Certified

Intuit

Certification on Intuit’s enterprise-tier accounting products.

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Xero Practitioner

Xero

Sliger Bookkeeping supports clients using both Xero and QuickBooks Online.

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U.S. Navy Veteran

1991–1995

Veteran-owned and operated.

Where we work

Remote bookkeeping nationwide, based in Central Arkansas

Secure cloud-accounting tools, document sharing and scheduled conversations allow most bookkeeping work to be completed without regard to location. Payroll, tax and compliance services are reviewed according to the states, platforms and specialists involved. Clients run from Central Arkansas to the Chicago area.

  • NationwideRemote bookkeeping and reporting
  • Multi-state payrollCoordinated, subject to state registration and platform coverage
  • Sales tax supportRecords, accepted recurring filings and specialist coordination
  • Local, by arrangementIn person around Cabot, Little Rock, Conway and Searcy

How remote bookkeeping works

Put up the signal

Extended partnership and S-corp returns are due September 15, extended personal returns October 15. A clean-up takes weeks, not days, so the calendar is the reason to start this month rather than next. The consultation is free and conversational, with no pressure and no obligation to proceed — you leave knowing the clear next step.

Mo answers his own phone and aims to respond the same business day.