Bank and cash tie-outs
Compare bank activity, reconciliations and ledger balances; isolate unresolved differences.
When a multifamily client's books arrive at year-end and they do not tie cleanly, OwnerSide handles the evidence-heavy accounting work: bank and ledger tie-outs, PM-record cross-checks, balance-sheet support, duplicate/error review and the unresolved-item schedule.
Your firm keeps the client, the tax judgment and the return. We give your tax team cleaner books and a shorter exception list.
The close desk is intentionally scope-limited. We do the repetitive reconciliation and evidence work, surface judgment calls and stop before tax conclusions.
Compare bank activity, reconciliations and ledger balances; isolate unresolved differences.
Roll forward debt, deposits, prepaid items, fixed-asset/CapEx support and other material accounts.
Test owner statements, general ledger, rent roll and supporting records against independent evidence.
Identify likely duplicate payments, miscoding, unsupported entries and unusual activity for review.
Create a concise list of questions, missing support and proposed accounting follow-up instead of a pile of raw files.
Deliver evidence links, tie-out status and unresolved exceptions so the tax team can focus on tax judgment.
Tell us the entities, unit count, systems, known pain points and deadline.
Bank data plus the PM/accounting records and source documents they already have.
AI handles volume; accounting reviewers investigate exceptions and prepare the support package.
Your team receives the unresolved items, support and tie-out status—then makes tax decisions and prepares the return.
Includes up to 150 multifamily units. Above 150 units: +$6/unit. Complex reconstruction, multi-year cleanup or materially incomplete records are scoped separately.
The CPA firm may pass the service through, bundle it into the engagement or use OwnerSide as an internal delivery cost. OwnerSide does not solicit the referred tax client for tax-preparation services.
We will scope one portfolio first. If the handoff works, the firm can use the same Close Desk workflow across its real-estate client base.