Every sector has its own numbers to watch and its own compliance pressure points. Here is how we support each one.
While the core discipline of good bookkeeping stays the same, the details that matter differ by sector - how revenue is recognised, what a funder or investor wants to see, and which KRA obligations apply. Below are the industries we work with most closely.
For retailers and property owners, we keep stock and inventory records accurate, track rental income across multiple units or tenants, and manage VAT obligations that span both goods and rent. Monthly reports give you a clear read on which locations or units are actually performing.
Law firms, agencies and consultancies run on retainers, time-based billing and project fees rather than product sales. We set up bookkeeping that reflects that reality, manage withholding tax on consultancy fees, and produce reports that show which engagements are genuinely profitable.
Early-stage teams need financials that hold up in front of investors, not just for KRA. We build investor-ready statements and cash flow models, keep burn rate and runway visible, and help founders move from spreadsheets or informal records to proper accounting as the business scales.
We also support NGOs and non-profits, where the accounting has to answer to donors as much as to KRA. That means tracking restricted versus unrestricted funds separately, reporting against specific grants and budgets, and keeping records audit-ready for donor reviews and statutory compliance.
Most of the businesses we work with are simply growing Nairobi SMEs that need a full finance function without the cost of an in-house team - clean monthly books, full KRA compliance, payroll and a fixed fee that does not change without warning.
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