Bookkeeping in Coosa, GA
Our founder, Chip, lives in the Coosa area, and we've kept the books for a real estate investor out near the Alabama line. So this one's close to home in the literal sense.
Getting Set Up in Coosa
Coosa is unincorporated, so there's no city government here and no city business license. The City of Rome's own guidance is that a city license isn't required if your business is outside the Rome city limits in Floyd County, and the county licenses only a short list: alcoholic beverages (beer and wine only), self-service fuel, and precious metals. Most small businesses in Coosa need none of it. Worth confirming for your specific situation, but it's a lighter lift than people expect.
Requirements change. Confirm with the city or county before you rely on this.
What You Get
- Every account reconciled, every month
- Every transaction categorized by a person, or by a rule a person wrote
- Payroll tied back to what actually left your bank
- Financials and The Score — a letter grade on eight categories of financial health
- Questions answered without starting a meter
If You're Behind
Most people who call us are behind, and most of them think they're the only one. Getting you current is a one-time fee, quoted for the period you're behind, and it's separate from your ongoing monthly price. You get both numbers before anything starts.
You don't have to clean anything up first. Catching up before you call doesn't save you money — anything already entered still has to be verified, and verifying is slower than starting fresh.
Frequently Asked Questions
Do I need a business license in Coosa?
Probably not. Coosa is unincorporated, and Floyd County only licenses alcoholic beverages (beer and wine only), self-service fuel, and precious metals. If your business doesn't involve any of those, there's no local license to get. Sales tax still goes to the state.
Do you have an office in Coosa?
No. We're based in Rome, Georgia, and the practice is virtual — that's deliberate, not a limitation. Your books don't care where you are, and neither do we. If you'd rather talk face to face, the free consultation is a thirty-minute Zoom call.
What does it cost?
Monthly service starts at a $500 per month floor, and most clients pay more than that. What moves the number is how many bank and credit card accounts we're reconciling and how many transactions run through them. If you're behind, there's a separate one-time cleanup fee. You'll know both numbers before we begin.
Thirty minutes on Zoom. Nothing to drive to.
Serving all of Floyd County, GA →