Cape May Counting House, LLC is a remote bookkeeping firm founded in 2020. With five different options to choose from – Diagnostic Review, Cleanup, Reconcile, Quarterly Review, or Bookkeeper+, we have many ways to help you improve your business today!
Because we are a remote bookkeeping firm, we handle clients all across the US. Since we only schedule calls in the afternoon, Eastern Time, we have never had an issue getting on a Zoom call with clients.
What Sets Us Apart
Our tech stack includes QuickBooks Online, ClickUp, Gusto Payroll, and Keeper to facilitate our monthly tasks and provide you with an elevated level of service. Our client meetings take place using Zoom to enable screen-sharing and a more interactive environment than simply a phone call.
Our team of experienced bookkeeping professionals strive to understand the nuances of your specific business and look for ways to improve efficiency and accuracy.
We strive to be a trusted advisor, providing valuable insights beyond what an entry-level bookkeeper can offer. Whether it’s our Reconcile, Quarterly Review, Cleanup, or Bookkeeper+ service, you will find what you need to chart the path to success for your business at Cape May Counting House.
Our Work Philosophy
Meet Your Bookkeeper
Patrick has operated a number of businesses over the years, including an accounts receivable management company that he operated for over 15 years. He began his formal education in bookkeeping in 2008 and received his Bachelor of Science degree in Accounting from Western Governors University in 2020. After graduating, he went on to complete the Bookkeeper Launch Program. He is a QuickBooks Online Certified ProAdvisor.
Patrick has leveraged his business experience to help other small business owners grow their businesses. By offering bookkeeping services, he is allowing entrepreneurs to outsource some of their work so they can focus on revenue-generating activities.
What is a Counting House?
The inspiration for Cape May Counting House is Patrick’s love of bookkeeping and medieval-era video games. These games introduced him to the term “counting house”, which dates back to the middle ages, and the Hanseatic League. Merchants who set up operations in a port would establish a Kontor (counting house, or branch). The business of the merchant would be conducted here. These activities would include verifying the quantity and quality of purchased products, performing accounting activities, and answering correspondence.
While a counting house conjures up the image of a bygone era, we have updated that image by focusing on technology. Efficiency is our goal. We keep our eyes open for new apps that can increase our productivity and that of our clients.
Reach out to us at patrick@capemaycountinghouse.com with your requirements to see if Cape May Counting House is a good fit for you.