FAQs 

Bookkeepers provide accurate and up to date financial information about a business. A bookkeeper is responsible for organizing, maintaining, collecting and recording a businesses financial transactions of an organization. Definition of Bookkeeping is the activity or occupation of keeping records for financial affairs of a business.

Absolutely! Bookkeepers are meant to provide assistance and to keep up on all your businesses finances so that you have more time to focus on what is most important to grow your business.

By hiring a bookkeeper to manage your finances will allow you to be more proactive and focused on growing your business. While an accountant gives you strategies and advise and manages your taxes, the Benefits of a bookkeeper will provide hands on reports of how your business is doing. By analyzing your reports can help you learn to balance and grow your business. Hiring a bookkeeper to manage your monthly and yearly activity's will relive stress especially on tax time. Tax time can be messy but a bookkeeper can manage and organized so that your business stays compliant with the IRS guidelines. 

The cost of bookkeeping is based on your unique circumstances. General bookkeeping is the basics and the cost mostly depends on how active your business' accounts are. Advanced bookkeeping involves more work and will cost more. 

No! Our relationship will be based month to month and the Letter of Engagement Agreement in place can be freely terminate at any time by any party. The Letter Of Engagement Agreement is just a legal document that states the responsibilities that we agree on and of all the services I will provide for you.

Technically it does not matter were a person is located because most bookkeeping is done digitally now days making it easy to scan receipts, keep track of all transactions, invoices, bill paying, reconciling and creating an up to date reports of your business. However having a bookkeeper in your location can have benefit of meeting up on needed occasions to talk about the business face to face. this is a good way to build a great business relationship. 

As often as you need. It may be necessary for you to have a relationship of communication with your bookkeeper each month to review your business performance and if any questions may pop up it would be a good time to ask. 

No! Taxes are done by a tax professional that specializes in taxes however a bookkeepers can Prepare W-2 and 1099 and have them filed, and have reports and bank statement ready for your accountant, CPA or tax provider to file your taxes. A benefit of having a bookkeeper can take off the load of you having to gather everything at tax time.