What is this?
- Bookkeeping is the process of recording, organising, and maintaining a business’s day-to-day financial transactions.
Who is it for?
- Companies that would like to proactively manage their finances and grow their business
- Monthly Bookkeeping is also available for companies that have high levels of transactions, would like to keep their finances organised and to receive regular reporting for more visibility
What is included in the service
- Allocating transaction to the correct accounts
- Reconciling bank statements with the information held on the accounting software
- Matching expenses receipts to transactions
- Standard reporting on key financial KPIs including outstanding customer invoices and creditor balances at a frequency that suites you.
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Pricing
Our fees are tailored to your individual needs and depends on the service required, the size and complexity of your business, and the level of support you need. Following an initial review, we’ll provide a clear proposal outlining the recommended services and associated fees, so you know exactly what to expect.
Do I still need bookkeeping if I use accounting software?
Accounting software helps record and organise financial information, but the underlying transactions still need to be correctly categorised, reconciled and reviewed.
What is the difference between bookkeeping and management accounts?
Bookkeeping focuses on maintaining accurate financial records. Management accounts go further by providing deeper financial analysis, KPIs and insights to support business decision-making.
Can bookkeeping help me keep track of unpaid invoices?
Yes. Regular reporting can give you visibility over outstanding customer invoices, making it easier to see what is owed to the business.
Can you tell me how much I owe suppliers?
Where supplier bills are maintained within the bookkeeping records, creditor reporting can provide visibility over amounts owed to suppliers.
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