Accounting work
Bring the client’s files. Memwa works through them and drafts the workpaper, letter or request you need next.
One workspace
Open the PDF, spreadsheet, statement, document, or prior workpaper and tell Memwa the outcome you need. It finds the relevant material and works through the job in the same workspace.
Accounting jobs
See the files Memwa starts with, the accounting work it performs, and exactly what you get back.
What still needs attention before the close can move?
Compare bank activity with the books, review balances, group possible duplicates, explain material changes, and keep missing support visible.
Which balances tie out, and which ones need a closer look?
Review receivables, payables, loans, payroll, owner activity, prepaid and deferred balances, and sales tax against the schedules and records behind them.
What changed, what is missing, and what belongs in the workpaper?
Review return materials, compare the current file with the prior year, prepare follow-up questions, and organize supported figures for accountant review.
What does the guidance mean for this client?
Find the IRS and public tax guidance relevant to the question, cite the source, connect it to the client facts, and prepare the planning memo or workpaper.
How should the open items reach the client?
Turn review gaps into one clear request, combine overlapping items, and replace internal accounting shorthand with client-readable language.
What changed, and which numbers still need judgment?
Compare periods, identify material variances, open the rows behind the number, and separate reported results from proposed adjustments.
One client, many jobs
Prior work and approved decisions come back when the next job needs them.
See how memory worksFrom preparation to review
The Trust Center details the review, access, versioning, and source boundaries behind every accounting job.