Contact Midas Bookkeeping in Sonora, CA

Let's Get Your Books in Order.

Tell Mike about your business and whether you need monthly bookkeeping, catch-up work, or QuickBooks cleanup. He typically responds within one business day.

Prefer to talk? Call Mike at 209-591-0658 to discuss your bookkeeping needs.

Get in touch

Phone: 209-591-0658
Email: mike@midasbookkeeping.com
Hours: Monday through Sunday, 8:00 AM to 8:00 PM

Based in Sonora, serving Tuolumne, Calaveras & Amador Counties, with remote service available nationwide. Explore the service area.

What happens next?

Mike typically responds within one business day to learn about your situation and discuss the next step.

Not sure what you need yet? Browse the bookkeeping services Midas offers, or read the frequently asked questions for details on pricing and working with Mike.

What to include in your message

Begin with your business name, where you are located, and the best way to reach you. Briefly describe how you currently track income and expenses and what feels difficult to keep up with. If you use QuickBooks Online, say whether your records are current, need cleanup, or need to be brought up to date.

It also helps to mention how many months are behind, whether you need ongoing monthly support, and any upcoming reporting or tax deadline. You do not need to know the right service or plan before sending a note. A few plain sentences are enough for Mike to understand your situation and suggest what to discuss during a free consultation. Please keep passwords and sensitive financial records out of the contact form; those can be handled separately if needed.

Which bookkeeping service fits your needs?

Not sure which service fits? Mike can talk through monthly bookkeeping for businesses that want organized, reconciled records on a regular schedule. If months or years have piled up, catch-up bookkeeping focuses on bringing the books current so you can see where things stand. QuickBooks cleanup is worth discussing when transactions, categories, reconciliations, or balances need a closer look.

You do not have to diagnose every issue in advance. Share the symptoms, such as reports you do not trust, a backlog of receipts, or uncertainty about where transactions belong. If you are new to QuickBooks Online, mention that too. The conversation can begin with your most urgent concern and move toward the service and plan that fit the volume and complexity of your records. You can also review the services overview before sending your message.

Local and remote bookkeeping support

Midas Bookkeeping is based in Sonora and works with small businesses across Tuolumne, Calaveras, and Amador Counties. If you are nearby, include your town in the message so Mike knows where you are located. Remote service is also available nationwide, so you can reach out even if your business is outside Northern California. See the service area page for more detail.

In either case, the first step is a conversation about your current bookkeeping, your goals, and what needs attention. Distance does not change the need for clear records or a bookkeeper you can contact directly. Mike handles the bookkeeping himself and works in QuickBooks Online. If you already use QuickBooks Online, say how current the account is. If you use another system or are just getting started, explain what you use now and what you want to improve.

Questions to bring to the consultation

The free consultation is a good time to ask how monthly plans are priced, what a cleanup or catch-up project may involve, and what information Mike would need to begin. You can ask who will work on your books; Mike does the work himself. You can also discuss which QuickBooks Online reports you need and how you prefer to communicate when a question comes up.

If you are comparing options, explain what has or has not worked with past bookkeeping support. A clear picture of your priorities helps Mike discuss scope without guessing at your needs. The first conversation does not require perfectly organized documents. Bring the questions that matter most to your business, then agree on the next practical step together. For plan ranges, review the pricing section before or after you reach out.