Ongoing bookkeeping
Transaction categorization, bank feed review, and regular attention to your records so the details don’t keep piling up.
Hood River, Oregon · Remote bookkeeping support
Clear books.
A little more
breathing room.
Thoughtful bookkeeping for small business owners who have enough on their plate. I’m Christine, and I help bring order to the numbers so you can focus on what you do best.
Let’s talk about your books ↗Explore servicesPersonal attention. Clear communication. Practical support.
HOOD RIVER, OREGONEST. 2024
A clear view of your books.
A little more room for life.
A little more room for life.
Personal service. Thoughtful support.
Work directly with ChristinePersonal bookkeeping supportBased in the Columbia River Gorge
Small business. Personal service.
You built the business.
Let’s make sense of
the numbers.
Running your own business means wearing a lot of hats. Bookkeeping can quietly become the one you keep putting off—until the bank feed piles up or the next deadline gets a little too close.
CG Bookkeeping brings a careful, approachable eye to your financial records. From sorting transactions to reconciling accounts and preparing useful reports, the goal is simple: organized books you can understand and use.
Get to know your bookkeeper ↗How I can help
Support that fits
where you are.
Ongoing care or a focused project. We’ll start with your books, your priorities, and the support that makes sense.
Account reconciliation
Bank and credit card reconciliations that compare your books with your statements and help identify missing or mismatched transactions.
Catch-up & cleanup
Help sorting overdue records, reviewing coding, and working through inconsistencies to bring your bookkeeping back into order.
Financial reporting
Organized profit and loss and balance sheet reports, with straightforward explanations to help you understand what the records show.
Support for QuickBooks Online
Hands-on help with transaction workflows, categorization, and keeping your QuickBooks Online records organized and useful.
Quarterly & year-end organization
Bookkeeping review, payroll transaction coding, and organized financial records to support a smoother handoff to your tax professional.
Working together
A clear plan.
A familiar face.
You’ll work directly with me. There’s room for questions, honest conversations, and a bookkeeping routine that feels manageable.
01
Start with a conversation.
Tell me about your business, how you’re managing your books, and what you’d like help with.
02
Agree on the details.
We’ll review the work needed and discuss scope, timing, and pricing before getting started.
03
Bring the books into focus.
I’ll work through the records, follow up on missing information, and keep you informed along the way.
Meet your bookkeeper
Hi, I’m Christine.
Numbers matter.
People do, too.
I’m Christine Ganey, the owner of CG Bookkeeping in Hood River, Oregon. As a small business owner myself, I understand how much goes into keeping things moving—and how helpful it is to have someone you can trust to take care of the books.
I’m a Certified QuickBooks ProAdvisor, with Core and Advanced certification for QuickBooks Online, and I’ve earned the Intuit Bookkeeping Certification. My approach combines careful attention to detail with clear, down-to-earth communication, so you understand your numbers and feel comfortable asking questions.
Outside of bookkeeping, I’m continuing my education with interests in psychology, business, and writing. When I’m away from my desk, I’m usually enjoying the Gorge—hiking, skiing, or getting outside with my two Border Collies, Blue and Hoodie.
I want my clients to have more time for those parts of life, too. That’s why I offer personal, thoughtful support for both the business you’re building and the person behind it.
Christine
Christine Ganey, Certified QuickBooks ProAdvisor
Owner, CG Bookkeeping · Hood River, Oregon
Owner, CG Bookkeeping · Hood River, Oregon
A few things you might be wondering
Let’s clear those up.
Can we work together remotely?
Yes. CG Bookkeeping is based in Hood River, Oregon, with remote bookkeeping support available. We can discuss how to share the records needed and keep communication straightforward.
What if my books are behind?
That’s a good reason to start a conversation. We’ll look at the time period, accounts, and records involved, then discuss a practical catch-up or cleanup plan.
Do you work with QuickBooks Online?
Yes. I’ve completed Core and Advanced certification for QuickBooks Online and can help you keep your records and bookkeeping workflows organized.
How much will bookkeeping cost?
Pricing depends on the scope of work, number of accounts, transaction volume, and condition of the records. We’ll discuss your needs and agree on pricing before work begins.
Can you help me prepare for tax time?
I can help organize and reconcile your bookkeeping records and prepare financial reports for your tax professional. Tax preparation and tax advice should be handled by your qualified tax professional.
Useful notes for business owners
A little clarity.
Ahead of the deadline.
Practical bookkeeping reminders and reporting updates, with links to the agencies behind them.
Federal reporting update · 2026 payments
Paying contractors? The 1099-NEC threshold has changed.
For payments made in 2026, the general federal Form 1099-NEC reporting threshold is $2,000 or more per payee, up from $600 for payments made before 2026. This applies to qualifying business payments for nonemployee services.
Keep recording every contractor payment and collecting W-9 information. Payment method, recipient type, and other exceptions still matter; backup withholding can require reporting regardless of the amount. The form-reporting threshold does not determine whether income is taxable.
A useful next step: review your contractor list and year-to-date totals before year-end, then confirm filing requirements with your tax professional.
Read the IRS instructions ↗General threshold$2,000Qualifying 2026 payments
per payee, per year
per payee, per year
Checked October 11, 2026
Dates to keep on your radar
For the filers described below. Your filing frequency and any approved relief may change what applies.
2025 Form 1040 filing deadline for most calendar-year individuals with a valid extension. An extension to file did not extend the April 15 payment deadline.
IRS Publication 17 ↗Q3 Oregon combined payroll report due. This reporting deadline does not replace your federal or state withholding deposit schedule.
Oregon 2026 payroll guide ↗Q3 combined excise return deadline after the October 31 weekend adjustment. Confirm your assigned filing frequency and payment instructions in My DOR.
Washington filing guidance ↗ 2026 return calendar ↗Fourth 2026 estimated income tax payment for individuals required to pay estimates. Special rules can apply, including for farmers and fishers.
IRS Publication 505 ↗Check the official calendars below for current filing dates.
Sources checked October 11, 2026. General information for planning; confirm your business’s requirements and any deadline relief with the agency or your qualified tax professional. Past-due cards are removed from this upcoming-date list automatically.
Let’s take the next step
A little less bookkeeping
on your mind.
Tell me about your business and what you need help with. We’ll talk through the work and whether we’re a good fit.