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Bank and credit-card reconciliation in the Columbus area

When the bank balance and your bookkeeping disagree, reconciliation helps identify what is missing, duplicated or recorded differently. These Columbus-area providers describe reconciliation in their advertised services. Ask whether they handle a one-time discrepancy, several overdue periods or recurring account reviews.

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Tidy Books Columbus
Tidy Books Columbus
Columbus, OH
★ ★ ★ ★ ★ 5.0 (7)
Bookkeeping service

Advertised service: Bookkeeping Services

Lists bank and credit-card reconciliations.

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Bookkeeping Simplified By Lora
Bookkeeping Simplified By Lora
★ ★ ★ ★ ★ 5.0 (5)
Bookkeeping service

Advertised service: Reconciliation

Advertises reconciliation of bank accounts, credit cards and credit lines.

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J Viel Bookkeeping
J Viel Bookkeeping
★ ★ ★ ★ ★ 5.0 (5)
Bookkeeping service

Advertised service: Monthly Bookkeeping

Lists bank and credit-card reconciliation within bookkeeping.

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Straightforward Bookkeeping
Straightforward Bookkeeping
★ ★ ★ ★ ★ 5.0 (3)
Bookkeeping service

Advertised service: Monthly Bookkeeping Service

Lists account reconciliation within monthly bookkeeping.

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Pond Bookkeeping
Pond Bookkeeping
★ ★ ★ ★ ★ 5.0 (1)
Bookkeeping service

Advertised service: Essentials Bookkeeping Package

Lists account reconciliation in its essentials bookkeeping package.

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BFS Financial Services
BFS Financial Services
★ ★ ★ ★ ★ 5.0 (1)
Bookkeeping service

Advertised service: Monthly Bookkeeping

Lists regular bank and credit card reconciliations.

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Ohler Bookkeeping
Ohler Bookkeeping
Hilliard, OH
★ ★ ★ ★ ★ 4.9 (7)
Bookkeeping service

Advertised service: Bookkeeping/Accounting Services

Lists bank and credit-card reconciliation among its bookkeeping services.

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Pecka Bookkeeping, LLC
Pecka Bookkeeping, LLC
Powell, OH
Bookkeeping service

Advertised service: Bookkeeping

Lists bank and card reconciliation within bookkeeping.

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Bank and credit-card reconciliation details and preparation

What this service may cover
  • The work may compare statement transactions with accounting entries and investigate unmatched items, fees, transfers and duplicate imports.
  • Bank, credit-card and loan accounts can have different reconciliation needs. Confirm which accounts and statement periods are in the engagement.
  • A connected bank feed alone does not establish that records have been reconciled. Ask how unresolved differences and proposed adjustments will be explained.
What to prepare
  • Identify the affected accounts and gather complete statements for the periods being reviewed.
  • Find the last completed reconciliation and any opening-balance or prior-period reports.
  • List known transfers, outstanding checks, merchant deposits or missing transactions that may explain differences.
  • Explain how bank feeds, manual imports and other systems currently add transactions to the books.
Questions to ask a provider
  • Will you investigate and correct differences or provide a list for someone else to resolve?
  • How will prior-period changes and unresolved transactions be documented?
  • Can this be a standalone project, and what would recurring reconciliation include?

General preparation guidance, reviewed . Confirm the engagement with your provider and use their secure process to share records.