Frequently Asked Questions
What are the benefits of outsourcing your bookkeeping?
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Cost-effectiveness: Contracted bookkeepers often work remotely or on a project basis, which can be more cost-effective than hiring a full-time employee. You save on expenses such as benefits, office space, and equipment.
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Flexibility: Contracted bookkeepers can adjust their workload based on your business needs. You can hire them for specific projects, during busy seasons, or for ongoing support without the commitment of a full-time hire.
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Expertise: Many contracted bookkeepers specialize in certain industries or areas of accounting, bringing valuable expertise to your business. You can tap into their knowledge without investing in extensive training.
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Focus on core activities: Outsourcing bookkeeping tasks allows you and your team to focus on core business activities, such as sales, marketing, and product development, leading to increased productivity and growth.
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Scalability: As your business grows, you can easily scale up the contracted bookkeeping services to meet your evolving needs. You're not limited by the constraints of hiring and training additional staff.
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Reduced risk: Contracted bookkeepers often have professional indemnity insurance, which can protect your business in case of errors or omissions in their work. This reduces the risk associated with financial management.
What are the fees for your service?
Our billing approach is straightforward and fair. For basic remote bookkeeping services, we charge a reasonable hourly rate based solely on the time spent working on your bookkeeping and business needs, ensuring transparency in every transaction. For clients needing extra support, including onsite assistance or more intricate bookkeeping and business services, we provide customized billing options that align with the specific scope of services required. With no minimum billing thresholds or hidden fees, we provide cost-effective, personalized services designed around your business’s unique requirements.
What are the differences between a bookkeeper, an accountant, and a CPA?
Bookkeeping focuses on recording and organizing financial data, while accounting is the interpretation and presentation of that data, and a Certified Public Accountant (CPA) is a state-licensed accountant who has met licensing requirements and can therefore provide attestation services.
Do you provide other services?
Occasionally, our clients seek assistance beyond bookkeeping. They may require support with crafting work proposals for their own clientele or managing their properties effectively. Rest assured, our expertise extends beyond traditional bookkeeping, ensuring we can meet a diverse range of business needs.​
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