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You started a business, not a bookkeeping firm.
Let me help you get back to it.
One of the most overlooked aspects of business is bookkeeping, which helps you to understand your business' financial health.
So what is bookkeeping?
Bookkeeping is all about keeping track of a business's money. That includes recording all financial transactions, such as sales and expenses, in a systematic way. This involves maintaining a ledger where you note down every transaction, categorizing them into income and expenses. Regularly updating these records helps business owners understand their financial situation, manage cash flow, and prepare for taxes. Essentially, good bookkeeping ensures that you know where your money is coming from and where it’s going
The only way to make good decisions is with the right
information.
A good bookkeeper can get you the right information fast - and clean up messes you didn't know you had.
The most important qualities of a good bookkeeper include strong attention to detail, ensuring accuracy in financial records, and excellent organizational skills to manage multiple tasks efficiently. They should also possess good communication skills to explain financial information clearly and have a solid understanding of accounting principles and relevant software. Reliability and integrity are crucial, as they handle sensitive financial data.
You also need someone who's not afraid to tell you what you're doing wrong - and how to fix it.