Accounting

Accounting Treasures
Martha Hamilton
PO Box 22
Georgetown, CO 80444
303-870-4987
fax 707-222-0230
martha@accountingtreasures.com

Accounting Treasures was started January 1, 2007 by Martha Hamilton.

I decided to name my business Accounting Treasures, as I believe that there is a hidden treasure in everything that we do. I hope to provide the Accounting Treasure that you need.

I currently live in Georgetown, CO after a year in Silver Plume. Even though I will be working for clientel in the Clear Creek and Summit County areas, I hope to eventually support businesses throughout the state of Colorado.

The following is a list of my experiences and services provided:

Accounting/Tax Management Consulting

   - Consulting, Set-up, Clean-up and training services for Quickbooks.

   - Payroll, Quarterly Tax Filing, Human Resources.

   - Bookkeeping, A/P, A/R and Purchasing.

   - Internal controls and computer systems development.

   - Enterprise Resource Management development.

   - Knowledge about accounting software and appropriate fits your business.

   - Review (audit) of files and information provided on length of time to keep records,
      how to keep up with employee records, ensure accounting information is accurately
      entered into your system.

   - The goal is not to find problems in peoples work, but to support your accounting
      functions by providing a second set of eyes to ensure accounting functions are
      performed properly.

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