US edition · 15
Accounting details that change by industry.
Ecommerce, multi-entity restaurant groups, agencies and foreign-owned LLCs each need something different from their books.
Finbryn works with US businesses whose books do not fit a generic template: ecommerce sellers reconciling marketplace payouts, multi-entity restaurant and franchise groups tracking each location, agencies watching project margins, and foreign-owned US LLCs filing Form 5472. Each industry page below explains what we watch for in that kind of business.
- Ecommerce (Amazon and Shopify)Bookkeeping for online sellers on Amazon, Shopify, Etsy and their own storefronts, built around clean payout and sales tax data.
- SaaSBookkeeping and reporting for subscription software businesses tracking recurring revenue, deferred revenue and burn.
- Restaurants and multi-entity franchise groupsBookkeeping for restaurant groups and franchise operators running several locations or legal entities at once.
- Real estate and property managementBookkeeping for property owners and managers tracking income, expenses and reserves at the level of each individual property.
- Construction and job costingBookkeeping for contractors and builders who need cost and profitability tracked by job, not just by month.
- Medical and dental practicesBookkeeping for medical and dental practices reconciling insurance payments, patient billing and payroll.
- Law firms and trust accountingBookkeeping for law firms that must keep client trust funds separate from operating funds and reconciled every month.
- NonprofitsFund accounting for nonprofits tracking restricted and unrestricted funds, grants and donor reporting.
- Agencies and consultanciesBookkeeping for marketing agencies, design studios and consulting firms billing clients on retainers and project fees.
- Startups and VC-backed companiesBookkeeping and reporting for early-stage, venture-backed companies watching burn, runway and investor reporting closely.
- Crypto and web3Bookkeeping for businesses holding, trading or earning cryptocurrency across wallets and exchanges.
- Trucking and logisticsBookkeeping for trucking companies and logistics operators tracking cost per mile across a fleet of owner-operators or drivers.
- HospitalityBookkeeping for hotels, short-term rentals and hospitality operators reconciling booking platform payouts and occupancy-driven revenue.
- ManufacturingBookkeeping for small and mid-size manufacturers tracking raw materials, work in process and finished goods inventory.
- Professional servicesBookkeeping for professional service firms such as engineering, architecture and IT consulting billing clients by project or retainer.
Where we go deep
Ecommerce
Marketplace payouts split into sales, fees and refunds, reconciled against Shopify, Amazon and payment processors.
Multi-entity restaurants and franchises
Each location and entity tracked separately, then rolled up so ownership sees the group and the unit at once.
Foreign-owned US LLCs
Form 5472 and pro-forma Form 1120 bookkeeping support for non-US owners running a US LLC.
Agencies and services businesses
Project-level margins tracked alongside the standard monthly close, so profitability by client or engagement is visible.
Questions
Questions about industry fit
Do you specialize in one industry?
No. We work with ecommerce sellers, multi-entity restaurant groups and foreign-owned LLCs, among others.
What if my business does not fit any listed industry?
Most bookkeeping needs are similar underneath. Book a call and we will tell you plainly if your situation needs something specific.
Do you support businesses with more than one entity?
Yes. Multi-entity bookkeeping, with entity-level and consolidated reporting, is part of the Scale plan.
Can you help a foreign owner set up US bookkeeping from scratch?
Yes. This is common for foreign-owned LLCs, and onboarding includes getting your chart of accounts and software set up correctly from day one.
Do you require a minimum company size to work with an industry-specific setup?
No. Industry-specific bookkeeping, such as multi-channel ecommerce reconciliation or trust accounting for a law firm, is scoped to what your business actually needs today, whether that is one entity just past startup or an established multi-location group.
How do you stay current on industry-specific rules, like sales tax nexus for ecommerce?
Facts used in industry pages, such as thresholds and filing deadlines, are checked against the relevant government source and refreshed on a regular schedule. Where a rule is genuinely case-by-case, we say so and route it to a credentialed preparer rather than guess.
Next step
See your industry's page
Browse the industries below, or book a call if your situation is not a clean fit for one of them.