We run bookkeeping, controller services, migrations, and clean-up on QuickBooks and NetSuite. The same team also prepares and files your business tax returns. As a result, your platform setup starts with the return in mind, so nobody has to patch around it later.
QuickBooks & NetSuite Services
Pick your platform, or let the Discovery Call settle it. Every engagement runs at bookkeeping or controller level. We also handle migrations between the two in-house. All prices are starting points.
Best for: multiple entities, currencies, heavy inventory, or enterprise resource planning (ERP)-grade reporting
Bookkeeping from $2,500/mo (Startup Essentials) · Controller from $5,000/mo (Growth Strategy) · $10,000/mo (Enterprise)
Tier
QuickBooks
NetSuite
Typically fits
Single-entity or modest multi-entity businesses
Multiple entities, currencies, heavy inventory, ERP-grade reporting
Consolidation
Workable with structured multi-company files
Native, with intercompany transactions removed automatically
Bookkeeping from
$399/mo (Foundation)
$2,500/mo (Startup Essentials)
Controller from
$1,365/mo (Established)
$5,000/mo (Growth Strategy)
Fusion CPA credential
QuickBooks ProAdvisor
Oracle NetSuite Certified partner
ProAdvisor-certified bookkeeping on QuickBooks: Foundation and Scaling tiers with monthly reconciliation and statements.
Established-tier controller oversight on QuickBooks: close ownership, multi-entity workflows, and leadership reporting.
Untangling miscategorized transactions, duplicate accounts, and reconciliation gaps in QuickBooks files.
NetSuite-native bookkeeping for companies that have outgrown entry-level tools, from the Startup Essentials tier up.
Controller-level NetSuite management: custom reporting and dashboards, plus a close run on standard operating procedures (SOPs).
Re-implementation, data correction, and configuration cleanup for NetSuite instances that never quite worked.
ProAdvisor-certified bookkeeping on QuickBooks: Foundation and Scaling tiers with monthly reconciliation and statements.
Established-tier controller oversight on QuickBooks: close ownership, multi-entity workflows, and leadership reporting.
Untangling miscategorized transactions, duplicate accounts, and reconciliation gaps in QuickBooks files.
NetSuite-native bookkeeping for companies that have outgrown entry-level tools, from the Startup Essentials tier up.
Controller-level NetSuite management: custom reporting and dashboards, plus a close run on standard operating procedures (SOPs).
Re-implementation, data correction, and configuration cleanup for NetSuite instances that never quite worked.
Because we hold certifications on both, the recommendation is honest. In fact, you may well hear “stay on QuickBooks”. Fusion CPA coordinates the business returns and your personal 1040 as one engagement – one strategy, no contradictions.
If any of these sound familiar, the fix is rarely new software. Instead, the issue is usually how the team runs it.
A chart of accounts inherited from a default template, items and classes used inconsistently, and three years of workarounds. As a result, the software never works the way it should.
Multi-entity consolidation in spreadsheets, inventory the system can’t model, reports that take days. Meanwhile, the move to NetSuite slips every quarter because nobody owns it.
Your bookkeeper works around the platform instead of with it. Integrations sit unused and nobody builds the automations. As a result, month-end stays manual work a certified specialist would have eliminated.
A powerful platform run at a fraction of its capability is the most expensive kind of software. You’re paying for features nobody uses, and the close still runs on spreadsheets.
Services by Stage
Select your stage to see exactly what we handle for businesses at that point.
Run It Properly
ProAdvisor-certified bookkeeping from $399/mo: a chart of accounts built for your business, disciplined reconciliation, and statements delivered on a set monthly schedule.
Controller-Level QuickBooks
The Established tier (from $1,365/mo) adds close ownership, reconciliation review, and leadership reporting, so QuickBooks runs more like an ERP.
Enterprise & Multi-Entity Workflows
Intercompany transactions, class and location tracking, and multi-company files structured so consolidation doesn’t live in a spreadsheet.
Relocation & Residency Planning
Payment gateways, accounts receivable and payable (AR/AP) automation, and Ramp expense sync, configured by people who work in these integrations every day.
The Honest Assessment
Because we hold certifications on both platforms, either answer is on the table. You may well hear “stay on QuickBooks, fix the setup.”
The Telltale Signs
Consolidation by hand, inventory or revenue recognition the system can’t model, reporting that takes days, a close that keeps slipping. These are the signals a platform review checks.
Clean Up Before You Move
A migration built on messy books imports the mess. Clean-up comes first, so NetSuite starts from numbers you trust.
Timeline & Cost Reality
A scoped migration plan with real dates and a real budget. The plan typically includes the expected break-even, so you can decide before committing
Implementation, Run In-House
We run the implementation checklist end to end: entity structure, chart of accounts design, data migration, and cutover, with no third-party handoff.
Accounting-Led, Not IT-Led
The accountants who will run your books in NetSuite design the implementation. For this reason, they build the configuration around your monthly close and your tax return.
Parallel Run & Cutover
A controlled parallel period reconciles the two systems before you retire QuickBooks. Cutover happens once the numbers tie out.
NetSuite Bookkeeping & Controller
Startup Essentials (from $2,500/mo) for disciplined transaction flow and statements; Growth Strategy (from $5,000/mo) and Enterprise (from $10,000/mo) for controller-level close run on documented SOPs.
Multi-Entity Consolidation
Entities, currencies, and intercompany eliminations handled natively, with one-click consolidation instead of month-end spreadsheet surgery.
Custom Reporting & Analytics
Saved searches, workbook analytics, and custom reports built around the questions your board and lenders actually ask.
Rescue & Re-Implementation
Instance never quite worked? Configuration cleanup and re-implementation bring a mis-set-up NetSuite back to useful. A dedicated clean-up page is coming; for now, the Discovery Call is the fastest route.
Discuss your setup, challenges, and opportunities, then pick a time that works.
Schedule a free 30-minute discovery call with our team
Serving clients nationwide: Atlanta, Utah, Puerto Rico, and beyond.
No long-term contracts · No pressure · Free consultation
Meet the Fusion CPA Team: QuickBooks ProAdvisors and NetSuite-certified accountants, led by Susan Borkowski, CPA, Director of Controller Services.
Connected Services
Software services plug into the same stack as everything else we do, including tax preparation, advisory, and CFO support.
The platform-agnostic view of what monthly bookkeeping includes at every tier.
Controller-level close and reporting, the work the software exists to support.
Messy file? On either platform, clean-up comes before any migration or new cadence.
Ramp card programs and real-time expense sync, integrated with QuickBooks or NetSuite.
1120-S, 1120, and 1065 preparation and filing from the team that runs your platform.
Forecasting and key performance indicator (KPI) design built on the reporting your platform now produces.
We provide industry-specific tax planning and compliance for businesses in the following areas:
We look at your platform, volume, entities, and pain points, then tell you whether the fix is the setup or the software.
File clean-up and reconfiguration on the current platform, plus a chart of accounts built for your business. On the tax side, we also run a prior return review with tax amendments & corrections where needed.
The platform plan: stay-and-optimize or a scoped migration with real dates and budget. This phase also sets a documented, benchmarked monthly cadence for the close calendar and reporting pack.
An ongoing advisory cadence: bookkeeping or controller service on your platform, tier upgrades as volume grows, CFO support when you're ready. For family businesses, that includes family retreats that align strategy across generations.
Frequently Asked Questions
QuickBooks typically fits businesses until multi-entity or high-volume complexity sets in. Fusion CPA runs it at bookkeeping ($399/mo Foundation, $665/mo Scaling) and controller ($1,365/mo Established) tiers. NetSuite tends to fit companies with multiple entities, currencies, heavy inventory, or reporting QuickBooks can’t produce, starting at $2,500/mo. Because Fusion CPA holds certifications on both, the platform review can land on either answer. In fact, plenty of clients stay on QuickBooks.
Common triggers include multi-entity consolidation done by hand in spreadsheets and inventory or revenue recognition QuickBooks can’t model. Reporting that takes days to assemble and a close that keeps slipping are also common signs. Fusion CPA runs the migration in-house, covering the implementation checklist, data migration, parallel run, and cutover. The same team then stays on for ongoing bookkeeping or controller service.
Yes. Fusion CPA is a QuickBooks ProAdvisor and an Oracle NetSuite Certified partner, and it also partners with Ramp for expense management. The same team that prepares and files clients’ tax returns also delivers the software work. As a result, Fusion CPA builds the platform setup to support the filings.
QuickBooks bookkeeping starts at $399/mo (Foundation) or $665/mo (Scaling), and QuickBooks controller service starts at $1,365/mo (Established). NetSuite starts at $2,500/mo (Startup Essentials), with controller tiers from $5,000/mo (Growth Strategy) and $10,000/mo (Enterprise). Every engagement starts with a 30-minute Discovery Call: call 404-955-7338 or email info@fusiontaxes.com.
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Read MoreFusion CPA provides QuickBooks and NetSuite accounting services for businesses across 40+ states, including bookkeeping, controller services, file clean-up, NetSuite implementation, and QuickBooks-to-NetSuite migration. QuickBooks bookkeeping starts at $399/mo and QuickBooks controller service at $1,365/mo. NetSuite bookkeeping starts at $2,500/mo, with controller tiers from $5,000/mo. Because the same team prepares and files clients’ business tax returns, Fusion CPA builds the platform setup to support the filings. The firm is a QuickBooks ProAdvisor, AICPA member, and Oracle NetSuite Certified partner with four certifications. Fusion CPA operates from offices in Atlanta, GA, San Juan, Puerto Rico, Park City, Utah, and Tampa, Florida, and holds a 5.0-star average rating from 100+ client reviews. Email info@fusiontaxes.com, visit fusiontaxes.com, or call 404-955-7338 to schedule a Discovery Call.
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