Monthly bookkeeping
Transactions coded, accounts reconciled, and books closed on a predictable monthly rhythm.
Current booksBookkeeping
Monthly bookkeeping, reconciliations, restricted fund tracking, and audit-ready records for nonprofits that need current books before the board, funders, or year-end ask.
Monthly close · May
Fund balances
What this includes
Built around the practical jobs nonprofit teams need done consistently, without turning every question into a separate project.
Transactions coded, accounts reconciled, and books closed on a predictable monthly rhythm.
Current booksBank accounts, credit cards, payment processors, and revenue deposits matched back to clean books.
No loose endsRestricted, unrestricted, program, and project funds separated clearly so reports match the real commitments.
Clear balancesBehind months cleaned up, duplicate accounts untangled, and unclear balances investigated before they become year-end problems.
Back on trackPBC lists, supporting documents, reconciliations, and explanations organized before audit season becomes urgent.
Audit-readyGST/HST returns filed on schedule, and T4A slips prepared and submitted for contractors and honoraria payments.
CRA-readyWhat it looks like
For nonprofits, one bank balance often hides several different pools of money. Restricted, unrestricted, program, and capital funds need to stay separated so reports match the real commitments, not just the bank feed.
You might need this if
Your books are always a few weeks or months behind.
Restricted fund balances are hard to explain clearly.
Your board asks for numbers before the month is properly closed.
Audit prep depends on chasing files across inboxes and folders.
Year-end cleanup has become an annual emergency.
Reports depend on spreadsheets that only one person understands.
Want to see what this would look like in your books? Start with a free, no-pressure review of your current bookkeeping rhythm.
How it works
We look at your chart of accounts, bank feeds, fund structure, and current close process.
We fix the places where bookkeeping is not lining up, then set the monthly checklist.
You get current books, reconciliations complete, funds separated clearly, and a plain-English close note.
Current books make board reporting, cash checks, and funding conversations easier.
Restricted and unrestricted balances stay separated, ready for audit or board questions.
Reconciliations, cleanup, and audit prep reduce the annual scramble.
What our partners say
East End Arts has been very impressed with the thorough and responsive bookkeeping service that Sympl Solutions have provided us... The team at Sympl Solutions have expertise in the not-for-profit sector which has been an invaluable asset. I would highly recommend their service.
Sympl Solutions has been an invaluable partner in managing our finances accurately and efficiently. As a growing nonprofit, their expertise ensures we stay compliant and financially healthy... They are a pleasure to work with—highly responsive, engaging, and truly invested in our success!
We needed a professional, digitally enabled solution which could process our payables and receivables every month... The Sympl team has been fantastic, super professional to work with and also quite flexible whenever we need to make payments outside of our regular timelines... We would highly recommend them to other organizations and not-for-profits!
Natasha and the Sympl Solutions team have brought transformative systems to North York Arts, including a new CRM that integrates multiple layers of our organisation... The entire team has been nothing short of exceptional: highly communicative, collaborative and solution-oriented! I highly recommend them.
Free 30-minute finance review
A structured look at your current books, reporting pressure, and one practical risk area. You leave with something useful either way. Free, no obligation.
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