
My Salon Books grew from decades of experience inside the salon industry.
Bill and Ronit Enos owned and operated a salon and have spent years working with salon owners through Salon Cadence.
That firsthand experience is the foundation of My Salon Books and the reason our bookkeeping is built around how salons actually operate.
Salon bookkeeping gets complicated quickly. Sales move through salon software and merchant processors. Deposits hit the bank after fees. Payroll can include wages, commissions and tips. Gift cards and sales tax create liabilities. Service revenue, retail revenue, back bar and retail costs all need to be accounted for correctly.
We understand how those pieces fit together and reconcile what's happening in your salon so your QuickBooks and financial statements accurately reflect the business.
We properly account for service and retail revenue, tips, gift cards and sales tax from the systems running your salon.
We reconcile what your salon actually sold with merchant processing activity and the deposits that ultimately reach your bank.
We properly record wages, commissions, payroll taxes, tips and related payroll activity so they are accurately reflected in your books.
We separate retail and back-bar activity so product costs are properly reflected and your financial statements show how the business is actually performing.
Having a Profit & Loss Statement and Balance Sheet doesn't necessarily mean your books are right. Accurate salon bookkeeping means the activity behind those reports has been recorded and reconciled correctly. The result is financial statements structured around the way your salon actually operates, so you can understand what your numbers are telling you and use them to make sound business decisions.

You don't need perfectly organized books before coming to us. If your bookkeeping is behind, hasn't been handled correctly, or you're not confident in the way things are currently set up, we'll determine what needs attention and bring your books current before moving into ongoing monthly bookkeeping.

Bill Enos helped develop the financial systems, calculations and technical content behind Profit First for Salons. That work reflects the same principle behind My Salon Books: salon financials should do more than satisfy tax requirements. They should help an owner understand how the business is actually performing.