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Celebrating 19 years of empowering small business owners with premier bookkeeping, accounting and advisory services.

Atlanta Bookkeeping Solutions is a bookkeeping strategy & profit consultation firm that helps small business owners busy running the day-to-day of their business to remain focused and opportunistic when it comes to making their books work for them, not against them! We don't believe in bookkeeping reports that grow dusty in your inbox. Instead, we believe in partnering with our clients to interpret their unique, financial data and to strategize with them to scale their businesses. Our team has a combined 30 years’ experience helping countless small businesses across the metro Atlanta area to grow. Let us put our expertise to work to help you and your business stay on top!

11/03/2026

Want stronger cash flow? Start with these three .

1. Invoice promptly.
The longer you wait to bill, the longer you may wait to collect.

2. Review receivables weekly.
Identify overdue payments before they become larger problems.

3. Forecast upcoming expenses.
Know when payroll, taxes, debt payments, and major bills are due.

Small improvements in timing and can make a meaningful difference.

Healthy flow isn't just about making more money. It's about managing when money moves.

11/02/2026

Your attorneys recorded 1,000 billable hours.

But how many of those hours turned into revenue?

That's where your realization rate comes in.

One common way to calculate billing realization is:

Amount Billed ÷ Standard Value of Billable Work × 100

If your team records $200,000 worth of billable work but invoices only $170,000, your billing realization rate is 85%.

The missing 15% may reflect discounts, write-downs, or other billing adjustments.

Tracking realization helps you understand how much of your team's work becomes billable revenue.

10/30/2026

📊 WHAT WOULD YOUR CFO ASK?

What happens if your business loses 15% of its next quarter?

Let's say your monthly revenue is $100,000.

A 15% decline means you're now bringing in $85,000.

But here's the problem:
Your rent probably didn't decrease.
Your insurance premiums didn't decrease.
Your loan payments didn't decrease.
And your payroll may not decrease either.
Revenue can fall faster than your expenses.

That's why matters.
A good shouldn't only prepare you for growth.

It should prepare you for uncertainty.

Could your business handle a 15% revenue decline?

10/29/2026

🚨 FINANCIAL WAKE-UP CALL

Your best-selling might not be your most profitable.
Imagine your business offers two services:
Service A
Revenue: $50,000
Direct Costs: $35,000
Contribution: $15,000

Service B
Revenue: $30,000
Direct Costs: $10,000
Contribution: $20,000

Service B generates less revenue but contributes more toward overhead and .
That's why business owners should evaluate more than sales volume.
shows what's popular. Contribution margin helps reveal what's financially .

Do you know which service contributes the most to your bottom line? ABS can help you understand your bottom line and what is actually contributing to it. Learn more at our website >>>> myatlbiz.com

10/28/2026

📊 WHAT WOULD YOUR CFO ASK?

Your business made $200,000 in profit last year.

So, can you afford to give yourself a raise?

Not so fast.

Before increasing your , consider:

💰 Available cash after upcoming expenses
📉 Outstanding debt obligations
📊 Expected revenue and expenses
🏦 Emergency cash reserves
📈 Future investments in the business

A year doesn't automatically mean your business has extra cash to distribute.

The lesson? Your compensation should reflect both business performance and .

When was the last time you evaluated how much your can afford to pay you?

10/27/2026

⚖️ Your attorney charges $350 an hour.

But is the firm actually earning $350 for every hour worked?

Not necessarily.

Let's say an attorney records 100 billable hours at $350 per hour.

That's $35,000 in standard billable value.

But after discounts, write-downs, and collection shortfalls, the firm collects $28,000.

$28,000 ÷ 100 hours = $280 per hour.

That's the effective collected hourly rate for this example.

The difference matters because your posted rate isn't always what your firm ultimately realizes.

Are you tracking what your firm actually earns per billable hour?

10/26/2026

📊 WHAT WOULD YOUR CFO ASK?

Your attorneys recorded 1,000 billable hours.

But how many of those hours turned into revenue?

That's where your realization rate comes in.

One common way to calculate billing realization is:

Amount Billed ÷ Standard Value of Billable Work × 100

If your team records $200,000 worth of billable work but invoices only $170,000, your billing realization rate is 85%.

The missing 15% may reflect discounts, write-downs, or other billing adjustments.

Tracking realization helps you understand how much of your team's work becomes billable revenue.

10/23/2026

Your most popular service might not be your most profitable.

Some procedures generate impressive revenue but require significant provider time, supplies, equipment, or support staff.

Others may generate less revenue but produce stronger margins.

That's why healthcare owners should understand profitability by service.

Ask yourself:
Which services generate the most revenue?
Which have the highest direct costs?
Which produce the strongest contribution margins?

More appointments aren't always the answer. Sometimes a better service mix is.

10/22/2026

Your most expensive case might not be your most profitable.

A case generates $50,000 in fees.

Sounds like a win, right?

But what if it required $35,000 in time, support staff, and other case-related costs?

That leaves just $15,000 before allocated firm overhead.

Meanwhile, another case generates $25,000 with only $8,000 in direct costs.

That's $17,000 in contribution from a smaller case.

The lesson? tells you what a case earned. Profitability tells you what it contributed.

Does your firm track profitability by matter?

If not, let's talk. 678-840-6000

10/21/2026

🚨 FINANCIAL WAKE-UP CALL

Your practice billed $200,000 last month.

But how much of that money did you actually collect?

Billing and collections are two different things.

Denied claims, delayed reimbursements, patient balances, and collection inefficiencies can all affect cash flow.

That's why healthcare practices should track their net collection rate, not just total charges.

More billing doesn't automatically mean more money in the bank.

The revenue you collect matters more than the charges you submit.

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