Monthly Bookkeeper (Remote - 2 to 3 Hours Per Month)

September 17, 2026

Company: Triplenet Technologies, Inc.
Location: Remote- must reside in Skagit, Island or Whatcom County.
Position Type: W-2/ Part-Time

Position Overview

Triplenet Technologies is seeking a dependable and detail-oriented Bookkeeper to provide ongoing monthly bookkeeping support. This is a small, long-term engagement that primarily involves entering transactions and reconciling company bank and credit card accounts using QuickBooks Desktop.

This position is ideal for a freelance bookkeeper, retired accounting professional, accounting student, or administrative professional with bookkeeping experience who is looking for a flexible supplemental income opportunity.

Responsibilities

Enter monthly business transactions into QuickBooks Desktop Enterprise
Reconcile one American Express business credit card account
Reconcile one Bank of America business checking account
Review transactions for accuracy and proper categorization
Identify and communicate any discrepancies or missing information
Maintain organized financial records
Provide occasional support during year-end tax preparation, if needed

Qualifications

Experience with bookkeeping and account reconciliations
Experience using QuickBooks Desktop preferred
Strong attention to detail and accuracy
Ability to work independently and meet deadlines
Good communication skills

Schedule

Approximately 2 to 3 hours per month
Flexible remote schedule
Work may be completed during evenings, weekends, or regular business hours
Long-term ongoing relationship preferred

Compensation

$25 to $27 per hour, depending on experience
Estimated monthly compensation: $75 to $100 per month

About Triplenet Technologies

Triplenet Technologies is a Washington State-based business providing staffing, administrative support, and consulting services to public agencies and private-sector clients. We value accuracy, reliability, and long-term professional relationships.

Please note: This is a very small ongoing bookkeeping engagement averaging only 2–3 hours per month and is intended for candidates seeking supplemental income rather than regular part-time employment.

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