Frequently Asked Questions
What are Bookkeeping Services
Bookkeeping is the recording, storing, and retrieving of financial transactions for a company, nonprofit organization, individual person, etc.
Bookkeeping can include common financial transactions
- paying suppliers
- billing for services provided or goods sold to clients
- documenting receipts from customers
- recording invoices
- processing employees’ payroll
- financial reporting
- monitoring accounts receivable
- recording depreciation
Working Together Creates Success
If handling your accounting department on your own is starting to get overwhelming, there are many benefits to connecting your accounting department with an outside bookkeeping service.
Many bookkeeping services provide additional manpower, accounting software resources, and expert advice.
We help with time sheet monitoring, payroll processing, financial consulting, and can help with accounting technology questions that goes beyond your IT department.
Focus on Your Trade Allow Us To Do the Rest
Small businesses do have options when it comes to bookkeeping:
- The option is to do it yourself.
If you are going to take on the tasks of being your own bookkeeper, know that bookkeeping can be time consuming but can’t be forgotten.
- DIY Software
Software can be extremely helpful, but as with all things, it does have a downside.
Using a good piece of software, doesn’t typically educate a user about US tax code, requirements, or regulations.
It’s important to find the bookkeeping service that works well for your company.
What worked for your family friend, or competitor, may not work for you.