Little Fish Accounting

This week marks 8 years of Little Fish Accounting, and we’re grateful for the opportunity to work alongside so many service-based businesses and small teams.

Through that experience, we’ve become intimately familiar with the financial challenges that arise as businesses grow — from pricing and hiring decisions to profit visibility and forecasting.

We’ve worked with a variety of service-based businesses — marketing and creative agencies, consultants, professional services firms, interior designers, law firms, and other small but growing teams. While the industries vary, many of the financial challenges look surprisingly similar.

The good news is that asking the right questions about your finances — like the ones we shared in this post — can help you spot these pitfalls earlier and make more confident decisions as your business evolves.

And if you’re looking for professional support navigating these kinds of decisions, you’re in luck — we’re currently accepting new clients 😉

If you manage multiple clients, you already know this truth: QuickBooks wasn’t built for firms.

We’ve spent years working around logins, disconnected tools, and limited firm-wide visibility just to get through the day.

Intuit Accountant Suite changes that.

It’s the first time Intuit has designed a platform around how accounting firms actually work — across clients, teams, and workflows at scale.

I break down what makes IAS such a meaningful shift and why it matters for us as firm owners in my latest blog.

👉🏾 Read it here bit.ly/3Y2jPKm