Industries

Bookkeeping built around how your industry actually makes money

Sliger Bookkeeping works with small businesses across several industries. Mo’s deepest operational experience is in restaurants and food service, while the bookkeeping systems are adapted to the workflow, reporting needs and software of each client.

Restaurants, Bars & Food Service

Run by someone who spent nearly thirty years in food service, most of it in management, before he kept books for a living. There is no translation step.

Restaurants bookkeeping

Contractors & Skilled Trades

Job-level profitability, retainage tracked properly, and books that survive a bonding or lender request.

Contractors bookkeeping

Retail & E-commerce

Marketplace payouts reconciled to real revenue, inventory that ties out, and coordinated sales-tax support where you owe it.

E-commerce bookkeeping

Professional & Local Services

Utilisation, realisation and client profitability for firms that sell time and expertise.

Professional Services bookkeeping

Real Estate & Property Management

Per-property profit and loss statements, owner statements that reconcile, and a fixed asset schedule that is actually current.

Real Estate bookkeeping

Also served

Mo’s public Intuit ProAdvisor profile lists nineteen industries. Beyond the five above, that includes:

Automotive sales and repair
Computer and software
Consulting
Design, architecture and engineering
Financial services
Hospitality
Insurance and brokerage
Lawn care and landscaping
Manufacturing
Medical, dental and health services
Salon and beauty
Telecommunications
Transportation and logistics
Wholesale distribution
Nonprofits
Trades and home services
Fitness and wellness studios
Childcare and education

Don’t see your industry?

The consultation begins with how your business actually operates — not whether it fits a preset category. Most of what makes industry bookkeeping different comes down to three questions: what your revenue actually consists of, what your biggest cost is, and what you need to see weekly rather than monthly.

Books set up for your industry, not a generic template

Book the free consultation and you will leave with a clear view of what your books should be tracking — and, when enough information is available, the scope and price.

Book a free consultation Call (501) 424-0307

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