Kohari Gonzalez Oneyear & Brown · Mid-Year Business Health Check
Mid-Year Business Health Check

Know exactly where your business stands before year-end.

A mid-year financial, tax, and compliance review for owner-managed businesses that want clarity and a plan while there is still time to act.

If your books are behind, your tax liability is unclear, or you are not sure whether everything is compliant, the Mid-Year Business Health Check gives you a complete picture of your business and a practical path forward.

Tax Projection · YTD
Compliance Review
Dec 31 · Deadline
What a Health Check examinesIllustrative
Review period · Jan 1 – Jun 30Window · Open until Dec 31
BookkeepingIs it current?
Tax liabilityDo you know it?
ComplianceReviewed?
Payroll / sales taxIn order?
Year-end planning windowOpen
Next step · CPA Review
YTD Visibility
CPA Review Pending
CPAs & Advisors Four North Carolina offices Serving all 50 states One fixed fee · $4,995
File 01Symptoms & Warning Signs Reviewed by KGOBp. 01 / 06

We’re halfway through the year. Are your numbers clear?

If you’re like many of the owners we work with, you’ve reached the middle of the year without a reliable picture of your finances.

Your bookkeeping is behind. You’re making decisions without current information. And you still don’t know what you’ll owe in taxes.

It’s usually not because you ignored it. It’s because you were busy running the business.

The books get pushed aside for later. Tax questions stay unanswered. Compliance tasks get delayed. And before long, you’re halfway through the year without a clear picture of where things stand.

That uncertainty can be stressful, especially when you don’t know if there are bigger issues waiting underneath.

What may be hiding underneathPossible issues
A payroll or sales tax payment was missedMaybe
A registration expiredMaybe
A filing was overlookedMaybe
Your tax bill is higher than expectedMaybe
Illustrative A review surfaces what applies to you

There is still time to correct course.

Many tax and compliance decisions need to be made before the year ends. Once December 31 passes, your options become limited. At that point, you are mostly reporting what already happened instead of planning ahead.

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A mid-year review gives you time to act while you still can — the difference between planning with your numbers and reacting to them.

File 02Review Checklist KGOB scopep. 02 / 06

What the Mid-Year Business Health Check covers.

This isn’t a bookkeeping project. It’s a single, structured engagement that brings your bookkeeping, tax position, and compliance together, so you can see your whole business clearly in one place.

Your engagement includes 10 deliverables
  • Bookkeeping catch-up from January 1 through June 30
  • Financial statement preparation
  • Tax projection and estimated tax liability calculation
  • Tax savings opportunity review
  • Payroll compliance review
  • Sales tax compliance review
  • Business registration and annual report review
  • IRS and state account review
  • A written findings report
  • A 60-minute strategy meeting to review everything together
Engagement Summary
ServiceMid-Year Business Health Check
ScopeFinancial, Tax & Compliance Review
PeriodJan 1 – Jun 30
DeliveryWritten Report + 60-Min Strategy Meeting
Your investment · one fixed fee
$4,995
No hourly billing. You know the full scope and cost before we begin.
File 03Diagnostic Methodp. 03 / 06

How it works.

Records received
Review complete
Findings ready
Strategy meeting
01

You share what you have.

Send over your current books and a few details about your business. No need to organize anything first. Incomplete records are exactly what this is designed for.

02

We review the full picture.

Our team brings your books current, projects your tax position, and reviews your compliance, with the same care we bring to every KGOB engagement.

03

You receive your findings and your plan.

You’ll get a written findings report and a 60-minute strategy meeting: a clear read on where you stand and a prioritized plan for the rest of the year.

File 04Findings Summary Reviewed by KGOBp. 04 / 06

What you’ll walk away with.

By the end, you’ll know your real financial position, understand your likely tax liability, and trust that your compliance has been reviewed by professionals.

And you’ll have a clear, prioritized plan for finishing the year, plus a trusted team to help you carry it out.

Organized, informed, and prepared: clarity in place of guessing, and real control over the months ahead.

Findings SummaryReviewed · CPA
BooksBehindCurrent
Tax liabilityUnknownProjected
ComplianceUnclearReviewed
Year-end planNoneReady
StatusClear path forward
Illustrative — your summary reflects your business.
File 05Who This Review Is Forp. 05 / 06

Built to help you enter year-end with confidence.

Eligibility checkStrong fit if
You run an owner-managed business with roughly $300K–$5M in annual revenue.
Your bookkeeping in QuickBooks or similar software has fallen behind this year.
You are unsure of your current profitability or your expected tax liability.
You want to confirm your payroll, sales tax, and other compliance obligations are in order.
You would rather have clarity and a plan before year-end than answers after it.
File 06Questionsp. 06 / 06

Questions business owners often ask.

You could, but by then most opportunities to improve your position have passed. The decisions that reduce a tax bill or fix a compliance issue generally have to be made before year-end. Reviewing now gives you time to act while it still makes a difference.

You may well have the ability. The value here is having experienced CPAs bring your books current, catch what you might miss, and hand you a clear plan, efficiently and done correctly.

It’s lighter than most owners expect. You provide what you have, we do the work, and you come away with a clear picture, not another task on your list.

You’ll have a complete picture and a plan you can act on. Many clients also continue with ongoing monthly support, so their books stay current and their tax position stays clear all year.

Case file · [Your Business]
Mid-Year Business File
Ready to open · review period Jan 1 – Jun 30

Open your business file before year-end.

Stop guessing. Know exactly where your business stands, with time left to act on it.

Open Your Mid-Year Business File