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Bobby Huang

Partner, SDO CPA LLC / CEO, Growthy

Partner at SDO CPA. 18 years of hands-on bookkeeping. Bobby still reconciles real client books and builds Growthy from that operating work.

Current work

SDO CPA LLC

Experience

18 years of experience

Bobby Huang is a partner at SDO CPA. 18 years of hands-on bookkeeping. He still reconciles real client books and built Growthy from the same review-and-approve work bookkeepers do each week.

Published Articles

How to AI-Proof Your Bookkeeping Practice: What AI Takes and What Stays Yours
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Bookkeeper Scaling

How to AI-Proof Your Bookkeeping Practice: What AI Takes and What Stays Yours

Software is taking routine transaction coding. Here is what stays yours, plus four moves and two copyable documents to AI-proof your bookkeeping practice.

Best AI Agents for Accounting Firms 2026: What They Actually Do
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AI for Accountants

Best AI Agents for Accounting Firms 2026: What They Actually Do

Best AI agents for accounting firms 2026, sorted by the job each does on the books: what it writes, who approves it, and a six-point checklist to copy.

Topside Entry: What It Is and When Accountants Use One
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Bookkeeping Foundation Terms

Topside Entry: What It Is and When Accountants Use One

A topside entry adjusts the statements or consolidation, not the ledger. See a balanced elimination example, a late accrual, and the controls reviewers check.

True-Up in Accounting: Meaning, Examples, and Journal Entries
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Bookkeeping Foundation Terms

True-Up in Accounting: Meaning, Examples, and Journal Entries

A true-up replaces an estimate with the actual amount once it's known. Meaning, 3 worked journal entries with debits and credits, and how to document one.

Tick and Tie: What It Means in Accounting and How to Do It
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Bookkeeping Foundation Terms

Tick and Tie: What It Means in Accounting and How to Do It

Tick and tie means tracing each figure on a schedule to its source and marking it. See a worked bank rec, an $18 transposition, and a tick-mark legend.

Bookkeeping Client Onboarding Checklist: Intake to First Close
Bookkeeper Scaling

Bookkeeping Client Onboarding Checklist: Intake to First Close

A copy-paste bookkeeping client onboarding checklist in five phases, from signed scope to first close, plus a document-request email and a 30-day example.

QuickBooks Reconciliation: A Month-End Walkthrough for Bookkeepers
QuickBooks Automation

QuickBooks Reconciliation: A Month-End Walkthrough for Bookkeepers

The QuickBooks Online reconcile routine, step by step. Plus a copy-paste month-end checklist and a worked example that traces a stuck difference to zero.

Claude Code vs Codex for Bookkeeping: 4 AI Work Surfaces Compared
Bookkeeping Automation

Claude Code vs Codex for Bookkeeping: 4 AI Work Surfaces Compared

Claude Code, Claude (formerly Cowork), the ChatGPT app with Codex, and Codex CLI, scored for bookkeeping work as of September 2026. Plus setup steps.

Unapplied Payment: Why Cash Came In but the Invoice Still Shows Open
QBO-Specific Terms

Unapplied Payment: Why Cash Came In but the Invoice Still Shows Open

An unapplied payment is cash QBO recorded but never matched to an invoice, so AR and revenue both misstate. Find it, apply it, re-run the report.

Aging Date: What It Means on an AR or AP Aging Report
Balance Sheet Terms

Aging Date: What It Means on an AR or AP Aging Report

The aging date is the as-of date an AR or AP report ages every balance against, not the report date or the due date.

Review Queue: The Transactions the Software Was Not Sure About
QBO-Specific Terms

Review Queue: The Transactions the Software Was Not Sure About

A review queue holds only the fed transactions the software is not sure about, not every one like QBO's For Review tab. Where the 85% ceiling comes from.

Close Checklist: The Ordered List That Ends the Month
Bookkeeping Foundation Terms

Close Checklist: The Ordered List That Ends the Month

A close checklist is the fixed, ordered list of tasks that ends a bookkeeping period. See why order matters and where the full checklists live.

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