Do you file my business taxes?
No. VJD Financial Solutions handles bookkeeping, not tax preparation or filing.
What you get instead is clean, accurate year-end books that make your accountant’s job straightforward. This includes reconciled accounts, organized financial statements, and all the documentation your CPA needs to prepare your returns. When full-service bookkeeping is handled correctly throughout the year, tax prep becomes a matter of filing rather than untangling a mess.
VJD works directly with your accountant or CPA during tax season. That means answering their questions, providing reports, and making sure the handoff goes smoothly. Your CPA files the returns. VJD makes sure they have what they need to do it right.
This division exists because bookkeeping and tax preparation are different disciplines. Bookkeepers track transactions, reconcile accounts, and produce financial statements. CPAs and tax professionals specialize in tax law, deductions, and compliance. Having both working together gives you specialists in each area rather than a generalist trying to do everything.
The practical benefit is that year-end doesn’t become a scramble. Businesses that wait until April to organize their books end up paying their CPA to do cleanup work at premium rates. When you work with New Jersey bookkeepers who keep your records current, your accountant can focus on strategy and filing instead of sorting through receipts.
If you don’t have a CPA yet, VJD can recommend one who fits your business. The goal is accurate books leading to accurate returns with no surprises at filing time.
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Do you do bookkeeping for construction companies?
Yes. VJD provides bookkeeping for construction companies across New Jersey. We handle job costing, work-in-progress reporting, progress billing, change orders, and retainage to track profitability by project.
Read answerHow is VJD priced?
Recurring services like bookkeeping and payroll have monthly rates starting at $250 per month. Fractional CFO work and strategic projects are priced per engagement based on scope.
Read answerWhat is the New Jersey annual report and filing fee?
New Jersey LLCs and corporations file an annual report online for a $75 fee, due by the last day of their formation month. Multi-member LLCs and partnerships also pay $150 per member on top of the base fee.
Read answerWhat is involved in bookkeeping for a film or video production company?
Production bookkeeping requires tracking costs by project, managing cash flow between jobs, and handling 1099s for crew and talent. Every expense needs to be assigned to a specific production so you can see which projects make money.
Read answerWhat is a fractional CFO?
A fractional CFO is a part-time, outsourced chief financial officer who provides senior financial leadership to businesses that don't need or can't afford a full-time hire. They handle cash flow forecasting, budgeting, financial analysis, and strategic guidance at a fraction of the cost.
Read answerWhat are 1099s and who needs to file them?
A 1099 reports payments made to non-employees like contractors and freelancers. Businesses must file a 1099-NEC for anyone paid $600 or more for services during the year, with forms due January 31.
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