Sign up with Finch Accounting before December 13th, 2024, to save 50% off your onboard fee and streamline your financial operations.
Transitioning your church’s bookkeeper can feel overwhelming. The to-do list is endless: ensuring a smooth handoff, maintaining accurate records, and preventing financial disruptions. What if there was a way to simplify the process while saving money and gaining a partner invested in your church’s financial health?
This holiday season, Finch Accounting is here to help. When you sign up before December 13th, 2024, you’ll enjoy 50% off your onboard—making this the perfect opportunity to prepare for a seamless transition into 2025.
Why Choose Finch Accounting for Your Transition?
1. Gain an Expert Financial Team at a Fraction of the Cost
Hiring an in-house bookkeeper can be expensive—well over $50,000 per year. Another option is to hire an accountant, but this will cost over $70,000 per year on average. Beyond the expense of salaries, a single individual doesn’t have the breadth of expertise needed to handle complex church finances.
That’s why more and more churches are turning to Finch Accounting. With Finch, you’re not just hiring one person; you’re gaining an entire team of experienced professionals who handle anything from routine bookkeeping and payroll to strategic financial planning. Better yet, you’ll receive tailored services that align with your church’s unique vision.
2. Seamless Onboarding for a Smooth Transition
Over 160 churches trust Finch to manage their finances. This has given us a deep understanding of the unique challenges of transitioning church bookkeepers. Our process begins with getting to know your church’s financial history and current landscape. We’ll review your current bookkeeping practices, income streams, and expenses, and work with you to develop a roadmap for success.
The result? A seamless handoff that ensures your church’s financial health remains strong.
3. Independent Reporting to Build Trust
Transparency is key to growing trust among your congregation and leadership team. Finch Accounting provides accurate, independent financial reports that reflect your church’s true financial standing. These reports reduce the risk of errors and fraud while also empowering you to make informed decisions as you lead your congregation.
4. Strategies to Reach Long-Term Financial Goals
Your church has its own vision for the future—whether it’s expanding your facilities, increasing your outreach, or growing your ministries. Finch Accounting goes beyond the numbers by offering strategic advice to help you achieve these goals. From budgeting to forecasting, we partner with you to create a financial roadmap that supports your mission and growth.
5. More Time to Focus on Ministry
When you outsource your accounting needs to Finch, you free up valuable time and resources to focus on what matters most—fulfilling your church’s mission. Let us handle the numbers while you concentrate on growing your ministry and serving your community.
Take Advantage of the Holiday Savings
The end of the year is a busy time, but it’s also the perfect moment to set your church up for success in 2025. Transitioning your bookkeeper doesn’t have to be stressful—or costly. When you sign up with Finch Accounting before December 13th, 2024, you’ll save 50% and gain a financial partner dedicated to supporting your church’s growth and goals.
This is a limited time offer—don’t miss out!
Sign up before December 13th, 2024, to take advantage of our holiday discount and step into the new year with confidence.
Corey has 10 years of professional experience in financial planning and analysis. His previous areas of focus involved helping launch the Financial Services department of a large government contractor, where he developed the various reporting and budgeting systems.
Corey also actively manages Shorebird, a Registered Investment Advising firm that focuses on Financial Advising, Planning, and Investment Management for clients. He is also an adjunct finance professor at the University of California, Riverside for their graduate-level programs.
Corey received a B.A. in Business Administration at the California State University, San Bernardino; a Masters in Business Administration and a Masters in Finance from Indiana University’s Kelley School of Business.
Jonathan has more than 7 years of professional experience in corporate taxation and strategy with both public and private companies. His industry experience includes entertainment, church finances, medical device, and technology. Jonathan is also an adjunct professor at the University of California, Riverside (named a Best Business School by Princeton Review and named a Best Undergraduate Business School by Businessweek) and speaks at conferences on topics such as leadership and management.
Jonathan is a graduate of the University of California, Riverside and an MBA candidate at UCLA Anderson School of Management. He is a licensed Certified Public Accountant (CPA) in California.
Jonathan previously worked at PricewaterhouseCoopers, LLP where he specialized in corporate taxation.
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