About 405 Bookkeeping

My name is Travis Hawk, and I started 405 Bookkeeping because I saw the same problem over and over throughout my career.

Business owners work hard to grow their companies, serve their customers, and support their employees. Yet many don't have accurate, timely financial information they can rely on to make decisions.

Some businesses fall behind on bookkeeping. Others receive financial reports they don't fully understand. Many simply don't have the time to keep up with the day-to-day accounting responsibilities that come with running a business.

I created 405 Bookkeeping to help solve those problems.

Our goal is simple: provide accurate bookkeeping, reliable financial reporting, and responsive support so business owners can focus on running their business with confidence.

For more than 30 years, I've worked in accounting and financial leadership roles ranging from Controller to Chief Financial Officer.

Throughout my career, I've been responsible for financial reporting, accounting operations, cash management, internal controls, budgeting, forecasting, and financial oversight for organizations ranging from small businesses to multi-location operations generating hundreds of millions of dollars in annual revenue.

I've worked with growing businesses, established companies, and organizations facing significant accounting challenges. I've helped clean up years of accounting issues, improve financial reporting processes, and provide business owners with financial information they can actually trust.

That experience allows me to bring a different perspective to bookkeeping.

Bookkeeping is more than entering transactions into software. Accurate bookkeeping creates the foundation for good decisions, strong cash flow management, tax preparation, and long-term business success.

• Bachelor of Arts in Accounting – University of Central Oklahoma
• Master of Business Administration (MBA) – Oklahoma Christian University

My education provided the foundation, but decades of hands-on experience have taught me the real-world challenges business owners face every day.

Reliable financial records are essential for making informed business decisions.

You should never wonder what's happening with your books or struggle to get answers to your questions.

Financial information should be clear, understandable, and useful.

When someone has access to your financial records, trust is everything.