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This document provides information about PCO Bookkeepers, an accounting and business advisory firm that serves pest control companies. It discusses Daniel Gordon's experience in the pest control industry. It then outlines the services PCO Bookkeepers provides, including monthly closeout services, tax preparation, and consulting on areas like pricing, advertising, and software. The document shares case studies of three pest control companies that worked with PCO Bookkeepers and were able to significantly grow their businesses. It emphasizes that PCO Bookkeepers can help pest control operators work on their business, rather than in it, to focus on growth.
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This document provides information about PCO Bookkeepers, an accounting and business advisory firm that serves pest control companies. It discusses Daniel Gordon's experience in the pest control industry. It then outlines the services PCO Bookkeepers provides, including monthly closeout services, tax preparation, and consulting on areas like pricing, advertising, and software. The document shares case studies of three pest control companies that worked with PCO Bookkeepers and were able to significantly grow their businesses. It emphasizes that PCO Bookkeepers can help pest control operators work on rather than in their businesses to focus on growth.
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This document summarizes the services provided by PCO Bookkeepers, an accounting and business advisory firm that serves pest control companies. PCO Bookkeepers offers monthly accounting services, tax preparation, management consulting, and customized reporting to help pest control businesses improve operations and scale rapidly. Their process involves an initial assessment of a client's systems, setting up optimized processes and tools, and then ongoing monthly services tailored to each client's needs. The goal is to provide clients with clear visibility into their business through integrated technology and reporting in order to facilitate strategic decision making and sustainable growth.
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