Michelle R.

I’m Misha’el, a bookkeeper who helps individuals, solopreneurs, and small business owners bring clarity and structure to their financial activity. My work includes personal bookkeeping, business bookkeeping, and situations where personal and business finances have become commingled. Whether you are trying to understand where your money is going, clean up historical transactions, catch up overdue books, separate personal and business activity, or prepare organized records for review by your tax professional, I help turn scattered financial activity into something structured, usable, and easier to understand. My bookkeeping work commonly includes: • Transaction categorization and reconciliation • Cleanup and catch-up bookkeeping • Personal and business financial organization • Commingled transaction review and separation • Spreadsheet-based income, expense, and budget reporting • Financial summaries and insights • Preparing clean bookkeeping records for CPA or tax-professional review What sets my approach apart is that I do not treat bookkeeping as isolated data entry. With more than 15 years of experience in business administration, including operations, workflow design, automation, and bookkeeping, I naturally look at how the financial activity fits together. I pay attention to patterns, movement between accounts, recurring activity, areas requiring clarification, and the systems needed to keep the records cleaner going forward. I also build and use custom spreadsheets, automation, and AI-supported workflows as part of my bookkeeping process. These tools allow me to work efficiently while maintaining human review and judgment throughout the engagement. My engagements are typically structured as flat-fee bookkeeping projects or ongoing monthly bookkeeping support rather than open-ended hourly work. My communication and delivery style is primarily asynchronous, using written updates, shared files, forms, portals, and recorded explanations where appropriate. I work best with clients who value clear processes, thoughtful reporting, and an independent bookkeeping partner rather than an embedded administrative team member. If your finances need organization, cleanup, separation, or greater visibility, I’d be glad to explore whether the project fits within my current bookkeeping scope. Shalom, Misha’el