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Services

• Accounts Payable
  The responsibility of a bookkeeper is to keep track of the records of your older, current, and upcoming expenses in one place, so you can access them quickly.
• Accounts Receivable
  Keeping an eye on paid, unpaid, and upcoming payments from clients, so you can keep track of the cash flow of your company.
• Payroll
  Viewing and managing the status of your business’s current and upcoming payroll expenses by keeping track of the cost of employees.
• Cash Flow Management
  By incorporating with your bank account, it will be easy to manage incoming and ongoing cash flow in your business.
• Producing Financial Statement
  You don’t need to spend hours creating excel sheets for financial statements, but instantly create reports can help you to know what should you need to know about the performance of your business.
• Keeps You Prepared for Tax
  Same as laws and regulations, deadlines of tax are also strict. For many small businesses, doing the books is not the priority, so tax deadlines can be skipped. To make the taxman happy and stop paying fines, the bookkeeper will ensure your records are correct, so you can make yourself prepared for the taxes.
• Preparation of Books for an Accountant
  It is the job of a bookkeeper to prepare books for an accountant and check whether the accounts are valid and up-to-date or not. With the help of books, an accountant can complete tax returns and make business recommendations by using their knowledge.
• Maintain Up-To-Date Records
  A bookkeeper will ensure that all your business records are up-to-date. It will be the responsibility of a bookkeeper to maintain the consistency between books and your business accounts to decrease the chances of any problem.