Know what every job is making while the crew is still on site.

Job Cost Bookkeeping keeps the books for contractors around Baton Rouge, with every cost coded to the job it belongs to. You see the margin on each job every month, not after the year closes.

Sample job report Job 26-114, warehouse mezzanine Through September 30
Contract amount$148,500
Labor31,240
Materials42,860
Subcontractors18,400
Equipment6,150
Cost to date98,650
Estimated cost to complete19,350
Projected gross profit$30,500

20.5% projected margin on contract

How the books are kept

Coded to the job

Labor, materials, subcontractors, and equipment are assigned to a job and cost code when they’re entered, so job reports never depend on a year-end scramble.

Reconciled every month

Bank accounts, credit cards, and loans are tied out at each month end. If a number is on a report, there is support behind it.

Ready for your CPA

The books close clean at year end, with the reconciliations and schedules your tax preparer asks for already done.

Who keeps your books

Job Cost Bookkeeping is run by Slader Kinabrew. He started in 2022 handling monthly bookkeeping, bank reconciliations, payroll, and Louisiana sales and use tax filings for 30 small businesses in QuickBooks Online, then moved into public accounting to prepare and review income tax returns for corporations, partnerships, and individuals.

That background shapes how the work is done here. Your books are kept the way a tax preparer wants to receive them, so year end is a handoff instead of a cleanup. You work with Slader directly.

He holds a B.S. in Accounting from Southeastern Louisiana University and is based in Baton Rouge.

Small businesses kept monthly in QuickBooks Online
30
Income tax returns prepared, approximately
1,000
In accounting since
2022