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Bookkeeping & accounting, kept current

Your accountant is retiring. Your books can't.

biz2globe keeps small-business books clean, current, and tax-ready, month after month. And when a retiring CPA hands you off, we make the landing soft: records moved, books rebuilt, nothing dropped.

Two minutes to tell us where things stand. A person replies within one business day. Serving small businesses across the United States and Canada.

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Why businesses join biz2globe

  • A named bookkeeper who knows your file, not a rotating queue. You get their name before you sign anything.
  • Flat monthly pricing quoted from your actual books, in writing, before work starts. No surprise invoices.
  • A free diagnostic review and a written transition plan if your accountant is retiring or already gone.
  • Replies within one business day, from a person with your ledger open in front of them.
  • Your file and your software stay yours. Leave anytime and everything goes with you the same week.
  • Coverage across the United States and Canada, with the same standard wherever you are.
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The quiet wind-down of Main Street accounting

For decades, small businesses handed their books to a CPA down the road who knew the family, the building, and the story behind every line item. Those firms are closing faster than new accountants are arriving to replace them.

The numbers below are not a sales pitch. They are the reason this firm exists.

653,408 Actively licensed CPAs in the U.S. as of August 2025, down from 671,855 a year earlier (NASBA licensee data)
300,000+ Accountants and auditors who left the profession between 2019 and 2022, a 17% decline (BLS via the Wall Street Journal)
194 Accounting firm acquisitions in 2025, a record year, as retiring owners sell or wind down (Capstone Partners)
15–30% Share of clients who fall away within two years of a firm transition, usually because nobody planned their handoff (industry succession research)

No. 300 · How joining works

Four steps, no ceremony

01

Tell us where things stand

A two-minute form. Who you are, what you need, how far behind the books are. No document uploads yet.

02

Free diagnostic review

We look at your actual books and come back with a flat quote and a written scope. If we're not the right fit, we say so.

03

Records and access move over

Software access, bank feeds, prior statements, payroll records. We run the checklist and chase the paperwork.

04

Your first monthly close

Books reconciled and statements in your inbox by a date we commit to in writing. Then it repeats, every month.

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Before you sign anything, you will know exactly who works your file, where they sit, and who picks up the phone when a number looks wrong.
Named people on every engagement. Plain answers, promptly. That is the whole trick.
Banker's boxes of client folders on a desk in a retiring accountant's sunlit office

No. 400 · The Handoff

If your accountant is winding down, start here

Most firms market to the CPA selling the practice. Nobody plans for the clients left holding last year's return and a goodbye letter. That handoff is our specialty: what to collect, who signs what, and a 30-day plan that ends with your books current in new hands.

We will even call your retiring accountant for you. They are usually relieved.

Tell us where the books stand

Two minutes, ten questions, no obligation. A person who can actually quote your work replies within one business day.

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