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Outsourced Controller Services sit above day-to-day bookkeeping and periodic accounting. A controller supervises the accounting process itself — closes, reconciliations, reporting, and internal controls — so growing businesses get management-level financial oversight without the cost of an in-house hire.
The role
Outsourced controller services give a business senior-level oversight of its accounting function without a full-time hire. Juris CFO supervises the monthly close, reconciliations, internal controls, and management reporting, so growing businesses get reliable financials and a documented process.
A fractional controller serves your business for a defined share of the month instead of full time. Fractional controller services supervise the accounting process rather than replace data entry, so they work best with reliable bookkeeping underneath.
Virtual controller services run remotely through shared access to your accounting system and a regular review rhythm. A part time controller suits steady but not constant needs.
Who it suits
Controller services for small business make sense when complexity outgrows the people handling the books: several entities, an accounting team needing supervision, or an audit or financing ahead. Scope and terms are confirmed with our team.
What's included
What you get
Custom quote — scoped to your needs
Good fit
Not included
Before you reach out
An outsourced controller supervises the accounting function: reviewing the monthly close, managing reconciliations, overseeing AR/AP and payroll accounting, maintaining internal controls, and producing management reports, part-time and remotely.
Choose a bookkeeper to record and reconcile transactions. Choose an outsourced controller to supervise that work, standardize closes, and produce reliable reporting. Many businesses use both, and Juris CFO offers each separately.
It depends on entities, transaction volume, team size, reporting needs, and any audit or financing support. Juris CFO provides a tailored quote after a consultation instead of a standard fee.
No. A controller oversees accounting accuracy, closes, controls, and reporting. A CFO focuses on strategy, forecasting, and financing. Juris CFO offers them as separate services and can advise which fits your stage.
Typically with multiple entities, an accounting team needing supervision, unreliable month-end closes, or an upcoming audit, financing, or ownership change. If basic records are not reliable yet, bookkeeping usually comes first.
Not quite right?
Recording every transaction accurately, so the numbers underneath your business are never in question.
Learn moreTurning recorded transactions into reviewed, reconciled, and explained financial performance.
Learn morePreparing personal and business tax returns based on your recorded and reviewed financial information.
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