FAQs
First, there are bookkeepers who record your daily business transactions but don't prepare or file your tax returns. Bookkeepers come in two varieties. A "basic" bookkeeper is basically a clerk who can handle your accounts receivable and payable records, and perhaps take care of your payroll each week. A "full charge" bookkeeper, on the other hand, can handle a wider variety of more complex transactions.
Then there are accountants and CPAs. Contrary to popular belief (and to what a lot of CPAs will tell you), there's really no difference between the services that accountants and CPAs provide. "A CPA has met the requirements of state law and has a license or certificate from the state. When you're an accountant, you study the same things but you don't take the state exam. Both accountants and CPAs can help you prepare your tax returns and organize your books and records
Our firm allows your management team to focus on your core business. Outsourcing gives your company access to a higher level of expertise than you normally could afford. We provide you with the analysis to help you operate more profitably.
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