New business helps keep finances on track

"If I can help someone so they can do their job...great!" emphasized Jennifer Ekberg. She is looking forward to providing bookkeeping services to help individuals as well as businesses stay on good financial track with her new business endeavor.

JE Bookkeeping is the name and bean counting is the game. According to Ekberg, who has titled herself as "Bean Counter," she provides flexible prices on multiple financial services. These include income and expense tracking, reconciliation, financial reporting with profit and loss and balance sheets, historical clean up to bring books up to date, restructuring accounting formats and managing invoices and payments.

Ekberg prides herself on welcoming challenges. "I really like helping people and finding the solution that fits for them," she shared. "The more difficult the problem, the better the challenge." In addition to the services she currently provides, she added that she is always looking for ways to expand her skillset and meet the needs of her clients.

"I did take classes in high school and in college." Ekberg said these classes allowed her to realize bookkeeping was something she enjoyed and had talent in. Her decision to develop JE Bookkeeping came after different individuals approached her expressing that bookkeeping services were something the area needed. "I have filled in for Solid Waste in the county using QuickBooks, so I am familiar with it. I have also taken QuickBooks classes and have QuickBooks Accountant."

Ekberg is ready for anyone. "I am available to regular people who just need help with their check register or businesses." She welcomes questions and inquiries by contacting her at (406) 371-5068. Her email address is [email protected].