Bilingual Fractional Controller

Get a controller for

$2,800/mo —

not $90,000/year.

15+ years in the U.S.

Russian, Ukrainian, and English.

THIS IS FOR YOU IF

  • You're between $1M and $10M in annual revenue

  • You already have a bookkeeper (or someone doing the books), but you still don't trust the numbers

  • You have 2+ legal entities, multiple bank accounts, or 5+ rental properties

  • You've hired employees and the payroll math is getting complicated

  • You're considering expansion, a loan, or bringing on a partner — and you need real reports, not a P&L that looks suspicious

  • You catch yourself running the business off the bank balance, not the books

THIS IS NOT FOR YOU IF

  • You're under $500K in revenue — you need bookkeeping first, not a controller

  • You haven't done your books in 6+ months — start with cleanup

  • You want someone to do your bookkeeping for $400/mo — that's not what this is

  • You need an outsourced CFO to raise capital or do M&A — that's a different scope

WHY OWNERS HIRE US

By the time a business hits $1M, the numbers start to matter. By $3M, guessing becomes expensive.

Most owners at this stage have one of three setups:

  1. A bookkeeper who records transactions but doesn't review them

  2. A CPA who sees the books once a year at tax time

  3. A spouse, office manager, or themselves doing it part-time

None of these tell you whether your business is actually profitable this month.

That's what a controller does. They sit between the bookkeeper and the CPA. They close the month. They review the numbers. They tell you what's working, what's broken, and what to do next.

A full-time controller in Florida runs $85,000–$130,000/year in salary alone. With taxes, benefits, PTO, and recruiting, the real cost is closer to $120,000–$160,000/year.

We do the same job for $33,600/year.

Final pricing depends on transaction volume, number of entities, and industry complexity.

Quoted after a free 30-minute review.

An infographic titled 'What's Included' listing six services with icons: 1. Monthly Close, 2. Management Reports, 3. Cash Flow Oversight, 4. Monthly Review Call, 5. Year-End Tax Package, 6. Ongoing Access.

WHAT YOU GET, EVERY MONTH

You've outgrown a bookkeeper. You don't need a full-time hire yet. That's the gap a fractional controller fills.

We close your books on time. We tell you what the numbers actually mean. We catch problems before they cost you money.

For Florida businesses doing $1M–$10M in revenue, based in Miami, working remote across the state.

FRACTIONAL CONTROLLER vs HIRING IN-HOUSE

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Comparison table showing full-time controller versus HK fractional controller costs, with details on salary, taxes, benefits, recruiting, onboarding, costs, total annual cost, time to hire, and turnover risk, highlighting cost savings and quick hiring with the fractional controller.

HOW WE'RE DIFFERENT FROM A BOOKKEEPER, CPA, OR CFO

Bookkeeper records what happened. We review what it means. CPA files your taxes once a year. We close your books every month. CFO raises money and runs strategy. We make sure your numbers are right so the CFO (or you) can actually use them.

Most small businesses in our client range don't need a CFO. They need someone who keeps the books clean, the reports honest, and the owner informed.

That's us.

Key Numbers Every Business Owner Should Know

You should not run your business only by checking the bank balance.

A business owner should know:

  • Monthly revenue

  • Gross profit

  • Net profit

  • Cash position

  • Accounts receivable

  • Accounts payable

  • Payroll cost

  • Debt payments

  • Owner draws

  • Operating expenses

  • Break-even point

  • Profit margin

  • Cash flow pressure

  • Tax-ready income

If you do not know these numbers, you are operating with incomplete information.

Industries We Serve

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Accounting Bureau provides Fractional Controller services for:

  • Professional services

  • Real estate businesses

  • Small retail businesses

  • Medical and wellness offices

  • Growing family-owned businesses

  • Owner-operated companies

If you run something that makes money in a way an accountant doesn't usually understand — we probably understand it.

PRICING

Starts at $2,800/month for businesses doing $1M–$3M in annual revenue. Larger or more complex operations are quoted based on scope.

Includes everything listed above. No hourly billing. No surprises. Final pricing depends on transaction volume, number of entities, and industry complexity. Quoted after a free 30-minute review.

What can change the price:

  • More than 8 accounts or 500 transactions/month → custom quote

  • 4+ legal entities → custom quote

  • Industries with heavy inventory or sales tax complexity → custom quote

  • Initial cleanup of prior months → quoted separately, one-time

What's not included (available as add-ons):

  • Payroll processing

  • Sales tax filing

  • 1099 filing

  • IRS or state correspondence

  • Tax return preparation (offered through our tax service)

A step-by-step guide titled 'How We Start', detailing four steps: 1. Free 30-minute review with an icon of a laptop showing a graph, 2. Written proposal within 48 hours with an icon of a document and checkmark, 3. Onboarding in 1-2 weeks with an icon of two people, and 4. First clean month by the 10th of the next month with an icon of a calendar with a checkmark.

Stop guessing. Start managing.

Thirty minutes. We'll look at your QuickBooks together. You'll walk away knowing exactly what's working, what's broken, and whether this service makes sense for your business.

No pitch. No pressure.

CASE STUDY

Repair shop in West Park, Fl. $2.4M revenue. 9 employees.

When we started, the owner had a part-time bookkeeper who recorded transactions but didn't reconcile. The P&L showed a profit. The bank account was empty by the 25th of every month.

In the first 60 days we:

  • Cleaned up 14 months of unreconciled accounts

  • Found $27K in unbilled customer work

  • Identified $1,100/mo in duplicate software subscriptions

  • Recovered more than $18,000 in vendor overpayments through account reconciliations.

  • Set up job-level profitability so the owner could see margin per service bay

By month 6, the owner could tell within 48 hours whether the month would close profitable. By month 9, the business was on a real budget for the first time in 3 years.

Monthly cost: $3,600. Cash impact in year one: about $80,000.

Names withheld. Numbers approximate but representative.