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GOT AN ACCOUNTANT? WE CAN STILL HELP YOU!

If you use an Accountant but do not use a Bookkeeper, it is likely that your Accountant is performing activities that a Bookkeeper could undertake. By using both a Bookkeeper and an Accountant, you could reduce the costs associated with the financial management of your company.

A Bookkeeper’s duties involve more of the day to day aspects of a business’s books, whereas an Accountant generally looks at the books at year-end to carry out the adjusting of entries, the tax return & the Annual Financial Statements (normally Balance Sheet, Income Statement, Statement of Cash, Members loan account / Partnership details, etc.).

The Annual Financial Statements are produced by Accountants  from information that a Bookkeeper can provide. Assured Bookkeeping  can therefore complement, rather than replace, your Accountant. By using us for such activities, your business will save money.