What does a bookkeeper do? 

A bookkeeper tracks and organizes your business’s financial transactions — think farrier invoices, hay deliveries, lesson income, show fees, and everything in between. I keep your numbers clean and current so you always know exactly where your equestrian business stands financially.

Do I need a bookkeeper or an accountant? 

You likely need both — but for different things. I handle your day-to-day financial records throughout the year — every grain bill, vet visit, and board payment. Your accountant then uses those clean records to file your taxes. I’ll make sure everything is organized and tax-ready so your accountant can do their job without the headache or bothering you! 

How does the process work? 

Simple! We start with a free discovery call to talk about your horses, your business, and your books. From there I’ll recommend the right package, get you set up in a bookkeeping solution, and handle everything from there so you can get back to the barn.

How much does it cost?

Monthly bookkeeping starts at $200/month depending on transaction volume. Clean Up/Catch Up services are custom quoted based on how far behind your books are. Contact me for a free consultation — no pressure, no jargon.

Do you work with businesses outside of New Hampshire? 

Yes! I work virtually with equestrian businesses across the US — from backyard horse owners to full boarding facilities.

When should I hire a bookkeeper? 

The sooner the better! Whether you just got your first horse or you’ve been running a barn for years, there’s no wrong time to get organized. The longer you wait the messier it gets — and the more expensive to clean up.

What’s included in monthly bookkeeping? 

Monthly bank and credit card reconciliation, transaction categorization in QBO, monthly financial reports (Profit & Loss and Balance Sheet), and year-end prep for your accountant. No more scrambling at tax time!

How do I get started? 

Click “Book a Free Call” at the top of the page! We’ll schedule a free 30-minute call to talk about your business and figure out the best path forward. No spreadsheets required — I promise.

Are you a CPA?
No — I’m a professional bookkeeper with an MBA and accounting degree. I handle your day-to-day financial records and keep your books clean and organized. For tax filing and tax advice, you’ll want a licensed CPA — and I’ll make sure your books are perfectly prepared for them!