Tiffany G.

You have the reports — but do you know what changed? I help business owners, managers, and advisory professionals organize financial and operating data, identify discrepancies, explain trends and variances, and prepare clear internal analysis for review. My work sits in the space between bookkeeping and decision-making. A bookkeeper may keep the records updated. A CPA may handle taxes and official financial matters. But many businesses still need help understanding what changed, what looks unusual, what information may be missing, and what questions should be asked before decisions are made. That is where I can help. I have 20+ years of experience in decision-support analysis, accounting support, reconciliations, financial review, variance analysis, reporting, and business data review. I enjoy digging into the numbers, finding what changed, and turning scattered information into clear observations clients can use as part of their own internal review process. I can help with: Monthly decision-support analysis Financial and operating data review P&L variance analysis Budget vs. actual review Forecast vs. actual review Revenue and expense trend analysis Account fluctuation review Bank, credit card, and account reconciliation support Month-end close support Expense report review Customer, client, location, department, job, or project-level data review Discrepancy identification and follow-up notes Written analysis summaries Ad hoc reporting for meetings, client reviews, lender conversations, or internal planning My best-fit clients are businesses or advisory professionals who need recurring monthly support, but do not have enough work to hire a full-time internal analyst. A typical ongoing engagement may include reviewing monthly reports or data, preparing a written analysis summary, identifying notable changes or discrepancies, documenting follow-up questions, and supporting unscheduled reporting requests when they arise. I am also a good fit for fractional CFOs, controllers, CPAs, bookkeepers, and consultants who need dependable analysis support underneath their client advisory work. Important service boundary: I do not make business decisions for clients, recommend a specific course of action, prepare taxes, prepare financial statements, provide audit or assurance services, or provide legal, tax, or investment advice. My role is to organize, review, summarize, and present observations from the data provided. Final decisions remain with the client. If you need an experienced analyst who can help you understand what changed, what looks off, and what your financial or operating data may be showing, I would be glad to discuss whether monthly decision-support analysis is a fit.