How often do you look at your financials? Do you know your business?
Many company owners do not look at their books as often as they should - most books are just numbers, complex and usually, not well-maintained and very messy
This isn't surprising - many companies rely on the simple set-up provided by an accounts package, and many bookkeepers do not have any formal training on accounts
Having a tidy, error-free set of books is the first step to seizing control of your financials and making your money work for you - if your business is in profit, then you'll make money
Having a well-structured set of books will make it easier for you to understand your business and become familiar with your income and spending to help you make decisions about the future of your business
Bookkeeping tasks typically include:
Categorisation of your spending and income through a link to your bank
Sales and Purchase Invoice input to help you keep track of what's owed and owing
Credit Control to help you chase clients for what they owe to you
Bank checking to make sure nothing is missed from the bank accounts
Payroll for your employees, including tax submissions
VAT returns to HMRC and VAT error-checking
Error-checking to remove and correct any old errors on your accounts
You can open and download these templates - you can even download them in Excel format
Fixed price based on what you need not per hour; advice is free
Cloud-based filing: your work is available to you when you need it
Easy to switch to me - just an email required from you!
Monthly payments, so no huge end-of-year payment for you to budget for