Investor Reporting

Accurate books. Reliable reporting. Investors who trust the numbers.

From day-to-day bookkeeping to GAAP-basis financial statements for your shareholders and partners, we run your accounting so the people who rely on your numbers can count on them.

Three levels of client accounting


Choose the level of support your business needs today, and add more as you grow.

Bookkeeping & Accounting

Monthly bookkeeping, reconciliations and financial statements you can rely on.

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Fractional Controllership

Controller-level oversight, monthly close, job costing and reporting.

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Investor Reporting

GAAP-basis financial statements for shareholders, partners and investors.

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Investor Reporting & Shareholder Relations

GAAP-basis financials your shareholders can rely on.

When you have partners, shareholders or investors, they deserve financial statements that are prepared consistently, completely and on time. We prepare GAAP-basis financial statement packages and deliver them on a set schedule, so your investors always know how their investment is performing.

  • Prepared on the accrual basis, following GAAP
  • Monthly and quarterly reporting packages
  • Delivered in Excel and PDF, in the format your investors expect
  • Investor-level detail kept confidential and rolled up where appropriate
Sample quarterly investor report with a GAAP-basis balance sheet showing assets, liabilities and partners capital

Built on accountability, completeness and accuracy

Accountability

Regular, scheduled reporting gives owners and investors a clear view of results, and holds management to the plan. Changes from prior periods are easy to see and explain.

Completeness

Every entity, account, accrual and capital balance is captured, so investors see the full financial picture, not just the bank balance.

Accuracy

Accounts are reconciled and reviewed every period before anything is released, and the statements are prepared consistently from period to period.

What’s in your investor reporting package


Balance sheet

Assets, liabilities and equity at period end, with partners’ or shareholders’ capital clearly presented.

Income statement

Revenue, operating expenses and net income for the month, quarter and year to date.

Statement of cash flows

Where cash came from and where it went, across operating, investing and financing activities.

Changes in equity

Contributions, distributions and allocated income for each class of ownership.

Management summary

A short narrative and key metrics that explain the results in plain English.

Consistent, on-time delivery

The same format every period, delivered on a calendar your investors can count on.

Who it’s for


Real estate & development partnerships

Joint ventures and funds with limited partners who expect regular, professional reporting.

Companies with outside owners

Businesses with shareholders, silent partners or family members who own a stake.

Businesses raising capital

Owners preparing for investors, lenders or a sale who need credible, GAAP-basis financials.

How investor reporting works

1

Review your structure

We review your books, entities and ownership structure, and what your investors need to see.

2

Set the format & calendar

We agree on a reporting package and a monthly or quarterly delivery schedule.

3

Report every period

Your books are closed, reconciled and reviewed, then the package goes out on time, every time.

Give your investors numbers they can trust.

Call Accounting Freedom Group to talk about investor reporting for your business.