Manufacturing Accounting
Partner with an accounting team that understands the financial realities of modern manufacturing — from cost control and cash flow management to compliance and growth planning.
Managing Finances in Manufacturing Companies
Manufacturing companies face constant pressure to balance efficiency, quality, and profitability. Beyond production challenges, you’re managing rising material costs, shifting demand, complex supply chains, and capital-intensive investments — all while maintaining tight control over costs and margins.
These challenges can create margin pressure, cash flow gaps, and operational inefficiencies if financial processes aren’t managed with precision. Reliable data, timely reporting, and accurate cost insights are essential for making informed decisions and staying competitive.
We help manufacturers streamline accounting processes, improve cost tracking, and strengthen reporting accuracy. Whether you’re dealing with fluctuating input prices, inventory planning, or forecasting for growth, our team delivers the insight and structure to keep your business moving efficiently and profitably.
Outsourced Accounting for the Unique Demands of Manufacturing
Scrubbed goes beyond basic bookkeeping to deliver the clarity and confidence manufacturers need to thrive. Our team provides specialized experience in cost accounting, inventory valuation, and financial reporting — ensuring your financial data is consistent, accurate, and decision-ready.
We support manufacturers at every stage of growth, from early expansion to mature, multi-facility operations, scaling our services as your business evolves. With Scrubbed as your accounting partner, you’ll have the information, systems, and support to manage costs effectively and plan with confidence.
Depending on the stage and needs of your business, we can provide the following services:
Meet Our Manufacturing Experts
Arlene Tapispisan
Director
As Director of Financial Reporting and Accounting Services, Arlene leads a diverse team of accounting professionals providing comprehensive financial solutions to clients across multiple industries, including Information Technology, Media and Entertainment, Manufacturing and Distribution, Cannabis, Real Estate, SaaS, and Clean Technology and Renewable Energy sectors.
FAQs
Manufacturing accounting goes beyond standard bookkeeping. It includes specialized practices like cost accounting, inventory valuation, and overhead allocation. These functions provide manufacturers with visibility into true product costs, margin analysis, and production efficiency, which are insights that general accounting often doesn’t cover in enough depth.
Outsourced accounting gives manufacturers access to a team of experts without the overhead of a full in-house department. We track costs more precisely, uncover inefficiencies in production or inventory, and provide the reporting you need to make better pricing and purchasing decisions. That means stronger margins and more capital available for reinvestment.
We apply cost accounting methods (such as standard costing, job order costing, or activity-based costing) tailored to your operations. We also track inventory across raw materials, work-in-progress, and finished goods, giving you a clear picture of where costs are incurred and where efficiencies can be gained.
Yes. We offer audits, reviews, and compilations that give stakeholders confidence in your financial statements. Our audit support helps identify risks, strengthen internal controls, and prepare you for financing or growth opportunities.
Scrubbed partners with manufacturers through every stage of growth. As you introduce new product lines, expand to additional facilities, or enter new markets, our services scale with you. From day-to-day accounting to transaction advisory and financial reporting, we provide the insights and structure you need to grow with confidence while maintaining control over costs, compliance, and risk.
Want to learn more?
Let’s discuss how we can help by managing your day-to-day accounting needs, or taking on a larger financial management role, so you can continue to deliver on your mission-critical goals.