At Freedom Sun, we understand what it's like to operate as a startup business, and the importance of smart accounting to help you startup not just grow, but thrive.
In a startup, bad accounting isn’t just inconvenient—it’s a threat to your growth.
One misstep in reporting, cash flow, or budgeting can derail momentum, scare off investors, or create long-term financial holes.
Your numbers aren't just for your CPA, they're your roadmap to smart leadership.
We help you:
Build investor-ready financials
Manage burn rate and forecast cash flow
Track expenses and allocate costs correctly
Set up financial systems that scale
Make data-informed decisions that drive growth
Financial systems built to grow with you
Budgeting that aligns with hiring and product timelines
Accurate forecasting and cash flow models
Clean, reliable reporting for leadership and investors
Tools and dashboards to see the full picture
Accurate categorizations, reconciliations, and reporting across banking, payments, and platforms.
Understand your true costs and margins by department, team, or product.
Structure your expenses, set monthly targets, and forecast with clarity.
Make confident decisions with forward-looking financials that account for seasonality, market changes, and growth goals.
We train your internal team on:
Financial literacy for non-finance founders
Budgeting and cost planning
Financial system setup and reporting
Burn rate management and runway tracking
Building internal SOPs and workflows
We help finance professionals:
Understand startup-specific finance needs
Set up scalable, SaaS-ready systems
Package services for early-stage founders
Use templates, checklists, and SOPs
Stay current with investor reporting and startup KPIs
Startups need forward-looking, flexible systems that support growth, fundraising, and fast decision-making.
280E is a federal tax code that prohibits businesses involved in the trafficking of Schedule I or II substances—including cannabis—from deducting normal business expenses. This significantly increases tax burdens unless your cost of goods sold (COGS) is properly tracked and documented. Cannabis businesses need expert accounting strategies to stay compliant and reduce tax liabilities under 280E.
Yes—our fractional CFO services focus heavily on cash flow, forecasting, and investor readiness.
Yes, we offer team training and licensing options.
We offer both. Book a call to get matched with the right support.
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