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A controller who owns state-tax exposure, 1099s and GAAP-quality closes is worth far more than a full-time hire's loaded cost.
Outsourced Controller, tuned to United States.
A controller who owns state-tax exposure, 1099s and GAAP-quality closes is worth far more than a full-time hire's loaded cost.
Reporting framework: US GAAP. Primary regulator: the IRS and state departments of revenue. Company registry: the Secretary of State (per state). Everything runs remotely, on United States's calendar, in USD.
What's included.
The complete outsourced controller scope — all of it available to United States clients.
Ownership of month-end close
A named senior controller accountable for close quality and timing — the bookkeeping team reports to them, not to you.
Financial reporting review
Statements and management packs reviewed for accuracy, consistency and the questions a board or lender will ask.
Cash & treasury management
Cash positioning, payment runs, multi-currency balances and FX coordination handled on a fixed rhythm.
Controls & process improvement
The approval flows, segregation and reconciliations that stop errors and fraud before they compound.
Budget-vs-actuals discipline
Variances explained monthly while they're small — not annually when they're a story.
Revenue & billing operations oversight
Billing runs, revenue schedules and deferred revenue kept accurate and on time.
Team supervision
Your in-house bookkeepers (or our team) managed to a standard: reviewed, coached and covered for absences.
Systems & automation oversight
The finance stack rationalised and automated where it pays — fewer spreadsheets, fewer keys under one person's mat.
Audit & tax liaison
One senior point of contact for your auditors and tax advisers, so requests don't land on the founder's desk.
Process & quality control.
Assessment
Close process, reporting quality and control gaps reviewed in the first two weeks.
Operating rhythm
A close calendar, review checklist and reporting pack format agreed and owned.
Run & review
The controller runs the cycle, reviews the team's output and signs off each close.
Escalate what matters
You hear about the exceptions and decisions — not the mechanics.
Outsourced Controller in United States — FAQs
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Outsourced Controller for your United States business.
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