Prairie Ledger Bookkeeping

Prairie Ledger Bookkeeping Prairie Ledger Bookkeeping helps small business owners get organized, confident, and ready for tax season. Based in Basehor, Kansas | Serving clients remotely.

Specializing in monthly bookkeeping, catch-up/clean-up services, and QuickBooks support.

Honored to be apart of the Basehor Chamber of Commerce and serving the community!
05/22/2026

Honored to be apart of the Basehor Chamber of Commerce and serving the community!

New Summer Office Hours!
05/14/2026

New Summer Office Hours!

One thing I’ve learned while building Prairie Ledger Bookkeeping is that not every business fits into a “standard” bookk...
05/14/2026

One thing I’ve learned while building Prairie Ledger Bookkeeping is that not every business fits into a “standard” bookkeeping package — especially startups and micro businesses.

Recently, I had a prospective client reach out and we went through the entire discovery process, only for both of us to realize my original packages simply were not startup or micro-business friendly. That conversation stuck with me.

I know what it feels like to make call after call searching for support, only to feel discouraged by pricing, dead ends, or the fear that no one truly understands where you are in your business journey. Eventually, many small business owners just take it all on themselves and carry the stress alone.

That is not what I want Prairie Ledger Bookkeeping to stand for.

I pride myself on building a family-oriented business that adapts to real people, real businesses, and real situations — because in the small business world, no two businesses are exactly alike.

That’s why I’m excited to officially introduce startup and micro-business pricing options!

🌾 Startup & Micro Business Packages:
• $95/month — up to 25 banking transactions per month
• $145/month — up to 50 banking transactions per month

If pricing has ever caused you to walk away from my firm before, I’d love the opportunity to revisit your needs and find a solution that works for your business and your budget.

You do not have to carry the stress of your books alone. Let me help take some of that weight off your shoulders. 🤍

📩 Message me to learn more or schedule a discovery call.

Tax Tip of the WeekI get this question a lot, so here’s a simple way to think about it:Your business has three different...
05/05/2026

Tax Tip of the Week

I get this question a lot, so here’s a simple way to think about it:

Your business has three different “versions” of profit, and they don’t always match — and that’s actually normal.

Profit & Loss (P&L):
This shows how your business is performing. It’s your income minus expenses — basically, “did I make money this month?”

Tax Return Profit:
This is what you’re taxed on. The IRS has its own rules, so your CPA may adjust things to lower your taxable income. That’s why this number can look different from your P&L.

Cash Flow:
This is the actual money moving in and out of your bank account. Because you can be “profitable” on paper and still feel tight on cash (we’ve all been there).

Now here’s where it all comes together—

When you go to a bank for a loan, they don’t just look at one number. They look at all three to understand the full picture:
Are you profitable?
Do you actually have cash coming in?
Can you afford to pay them back?

And behind the scenes:
Your bookkeeper is keeping everything accurate and current,
so your CPA can plan ahead and make smart tax decisions.

So if your numbers don’t match perfectly, it doesn’t automatically mean something is wrong — but it’s definitely something you should understand.

If you’ve ever looked at your reports and thought “how are these all different?”… you’re not alone.

Sundays work week prep checklist for the week! Month end is officially over for YOU, now let’s keep it moving smoothly i...
05/03/2026

Sundays work week prep checklist for the week! Month end is officially over for YOU, now let’s keep it moving smoothly into the next month! 💚

Hi everyone — I wanted to check in since I’ve been a little quiet on here the past couple of weeks.I’ve been dealing wit...
04/27/2026

Hi everyone — I wanted to check in since I’ve been a little quiet on here the past couple of weeks.

I’ve been dealing with a medical issue that reoccurred from my pregnancy last summer, and it’s required me to slow down and focus on getting through the pain and preparing for surgery this Wednesday (4/29). I’ll be down for about another week afterward while I recover.

I’ll still be checking emails and working as I’m able during this time. If you’ve reached out about having me review your books or sent an inquiry, I promise I’ll get back to you as soon as I’m healed and back up to speed.

Thank you all so much for your patience and support — it truly means a lot. I’m looking forward to getting back to life and business as usual very soon. 💛

Tonight was one of those “this is exactly why I started this” kind of moments.I had the opportunity to attend a Wired Wo...
04/16/2026

Tonight was one of those “this is exactly why I started this” kind of moments.

I had the opportunity to attend a Wired Women Club meeting hosted by an incredible female-owned business, surrounded by a room full of driven women who are not only building their own businesses—but also investing in real estate together to grow long-term wealth. Every woman in that room brought a different background, different experience, and a shared mindset: helping each other win.

I showed up representing Prairie Ledger Bookkeeping, but also with a bigger purpose—continuing to build a strong, trustworthy network for my clients. Because good bookkeeping isn’t just about clean numbers… it’s about creating opportunities. Opportunities to connect with the right lenders, investors, and professionals who can help take your business and personal wealth to the next level.

Real estate investing has always been something I’ve wanted to step into more, and being in a room like that only reinforced how powerful it is to have the right people around you.

A huge thank you to Sheryl Vickers at Select Sites for introducing me to Wired Women, and to Jordan Ward at Capitol Federal for attending with me and helping make those connections. And thank you to Sarin Energy for hosting such a great space for collaboration.

This is exactly the kind of community I want to continue building around my clients—where referrals aren’t just transactions, they’re relationships that help you grow.

Running a business is hard enough — your finances shouldn’t feel like a guessing game.Here’s how I help bring clarity an...
04/14/2026

Running a business is hard enough — your finances shouldn’t feel like a guessing game.

Here’s how I help bring clarity and peace of mind to your numbers:

• Transaction Categorization – I organize your income and expenses so you know exactly where your money is going.

• Bank & Credit Card Reconciliation – I match your books to your statements to make sure everything is accurate (and nothing is missed).

• Accounts Payable (Vendor Bill Management) – I keep track of what you owe and help make sure your bills get paid on time.

• Payroll Processing – I handle paying your employees correctly and on time, including tracking wages and taxes.

• Financial Statements – I provide simple reports that show how your business is really doing — profit, expenses, and overall health.

• Sales Tax Tracking & Filing – I calculate what you owe and help make sure it’s filed correctly and on time.

• 1099 Creation – I prepare the forms you need to send to contractors at year-end so you stay compliant.

• Cleanup & Catch-Up Bookkeeping – Behind on your books? I get everything organized and up to date without judgment.

• Accounting Software Setup – I set up systems like QuickBooks so everything runs smoothly from the start.

• Ongoing Client Support – I’m here when you have questions — not just at tax time.

• Job Costing – I break down your costs by project so you know what’s actually making you money.

…and more, depending on what your business needs.

If you’ve ever felt unsure about your numbers, you’re not alone — but you don’t have to stay there.

Let’s get your books clean, clear, and working for you.

‼️Tuesdays Tax Tip of the Week ‼️If you’re a small business owner thinking about hiring someone to “help in the office,”...
04/14/2026

‼️Tuesdays Tax Tip of the Week ‼️

If you’re a small business owner thinking about hiring someone to “help in the office,” let’s break that down for a second.

$20/hour sounds reasonable, right?
That’s $41,600 a year in wages alone.

Now add:
• Employer taxes (8.35%) → $3,473
• Health insurance → $4,800
• Software & equipment → $1,500

You’re at $51,374 per year… or about $4,281/month.

And at $20/hour, you’re likely getting entry-level support — someone who can follow directions, enter data, and complete tasks you assign. But they’re not proactively managing your numbers or helping you make smarter business decisions.

Now let’s talk about someone more experienced.
At $30/hour… you already know that number climbs fast.

Here’s the alternative most business owners don’t consider:

Outsourcing your accounting and back-office work to a professional firm can run $4,200–$6,000 annually — ‼️ still fully tax deductible‼️

For that, you’re not getting one entry-level person.
You’re getting access to a team. Systems. Experience. Strategy.
People who already know what to look for — without you having to train or manage them.

And yes, most businesses still need someone to answer phones or help with scheduling. But that role doesn’t need to cost you $50K+ a year. That can be part-time. Flexible. Even family-supported.

The real question is:
Are you hiring to fill a seat, or are you investing in actual support that moves your business forward?

If your goal is growth, clarity, and keeping more of what you earn… it might be time to rethink how your “office” is structured.

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1211 N 158th Street
Basehor, KS

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Monday 9am - 5pm
Tuesday 9am - 5pm
Wednesday 9am - 5pm
Thursday 9am - 5pm
Friday 9am - 12pm

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