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Essentially, bookkeeping means recording and tracking the numbers involved in the financial side of the business in an organised way. It is essential for businesses, but is also useful for individuals and non-profit organisations.

Why bookkeeping matters

While it may seem obvious, detailed, thorough bookkeeping is crucial for businesses of all sizes. Seemingly straightforward, bookkeeping quickly becomes more complex with the introduction of tax, assets, loans, and investments.

Tracking the financial activities of a business is the truest purpose of bookkeeping, meaning it allows you to keep an up-to-date record of the current incoming and outgoing amounts, amounts owed by customers and by the business, and more.

Bookkeeping has a long history as an integral part of accounting. Traditionally, it involves ledgers, charts of accounts, and a tedious double-entry system.

Services We provide

Annual accounts preparation

Tax returns for individuals and companies

Prepare and submit VAT Returns

Completing the prime bookkeeping entries on your accounting system

Manage your businesses PAYE requirements, calculating deductions, providing payslips and meeting HMRC filing requirements

Prepare management accounts for your use to give an up-to-date indication of the business results

Prepare budgets and cashflow forecasts for your use to assist with decision making and planning

Reconcile bank accounts to ensure all entries have been accurately recorded

Reconcile your customer/debtor ledger so that you know exactly what monies are outstanding from your customers

Reconcile your supplier/creditor ledger so that you know what you owe and can confirm supplier statements

Take your records to Trial Balance stage before they are handed over to your accountant meaning that the time they spent preparing the accounts is reduced

Liaise with your accountants to answer any questions that they may have and to provide them with the information that they need to prepare your Accounts and Tax Returns