Terms Of Service

By accessing or using our website or services, you agree to be bound by these Terms of Service. If you do not agree, do not use the site.

1. Who We Are
Donnovan and Co. Financial
(“we,” “us,” or “our”) provides bookkeeping and financial services. Our website and services are intended for business use.

2. Use of Services
You agree to:
- Provide accurate and complete information
- Use the services only for lawful purposes
- Not misuse or interfere with the website or systems
We reserve the right to refuse service, suspend accounts, or terminate access if these terms are violated.

3. Client ResponsibilitiesClients are responsible for:
Timely submission of financial documents
Reviewing and approving reports or filings
Keeping their login credentials secure (if portal access is provided)

4. Payments and Fees
All fees are outlined in your service agreement or invoice. Payments are due as stated. Late payments may result in paused services.
We do not offer refunds unless required by law or agreed in writing.

5. Intellectual Property
All content on the website—logos, graphics, materials—is owned by [Your Business Name] or licensed to us. You may not copy, distribute, or reuse without permission.

6. Limitation of Liability

Our services are provided “as is.” We are not liable for indirect, incidental, or consequential damages, including lost profits or data, unless caused by proven negligence.

7. Confidentiality
All client data and financial records are handled with strict confidentiality and are not shared outside of necessary service providers or legal obligations.

8. Modifications
We may update these Terms at any time. Continued use after changes means you accept the new terms.

9. Contact
Questions? Contact us at:

Donnovan And Co.
Email: support@donnovanandco.financial

Frequently Asked Questions

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