Financial & management accounting in the USA
Bookkeeping services, Reconciliation, Books Cleanup & Year-End Adjustments, Invoicing, AR/AP Management, Strategic Reports, Budget & Variance Analysis
Accounting…. Simplified!
Financial Accounting is a necessity of any business not only for tax filing but also to get some valuable piece of information on how your business is doing. The financial statements, at the end of the accounting cycle, give you first hand information on the operating efficiency and financial strength of your business.
Paperless
Invoicing, diy
We will configure invoicing for you. Prepare and email professional looking and sophisticated Invoices to your Clients from your laptop or cellphone!
Anywhere, anytime access
Accuracy & attention to detail
Flexible update
Scheduled reports
Accounting Is Our Passion More Than Our Profession…
Your own virtual cfo…
This is our specialised service aimed at helping you focus on your core activities, your business development by providing support in managing your non-core activities like invoicing, payroll management, AR & AP management including collection report, payment reminders, vendor payment alerts, cash flow forecast, timesheet and expense sheet approvals of your resources, budgets and variance analysis and supplying periodical strategic reports to help you gain insights in how your business is doing.
Management Accounting... An Unavoidable Non-Core Activity!
Choose What Is Best For You
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Do your management accounting yourself and compromise on your time you need to spend on business development
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Hire a full time Management Accountant or CFO at a huge cost though you don’t need a full time resource
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Outsource Management Accounting through Virtual CFO, save cost and focus on your core business Check out what best works for you.
Why You Need Professional Accounting Services?
As businesses grow and expand, their financial responsibilities become increasingly complex. Properly managing finances is critical to the success and sustainability of any organization. This is where professional bookkeeping services come in. Bookkeeping is the process of recording and organizing financial transactions, which helps businesses track their financial health and make informed decisions.
One of the key services offered by professional bookkeepers is bank reconciliation. Bank reconciliation is the process of comparing a business’s financial records to its bank statements to ensure that all transactions have been recorded correctly. This process helps identify any discrepancies or errors that may have occurred, which can help prevent fraud and ensure accurate financial reporting.
In addition to bank reconciliation, bookkeeping services also include management reporting. Management reporting involves creating and analyzing financial reports to help businesses make informed decisions. These reports may include cash flow statements, profit and loss statements, and balance sheets. By providing businesses with a clear understanding of their financial performance, management reporting helps business owners identify areas for improvement and make informed decisions about future investments.
Services such as bank reconciliation, management reporting, and financial reporting are critical for ensuring accurate financial records and informed decision-making. By outsourcing bookkeeping services to professionals, businesses can focus on their core operations while leaving financial management to the experts.
FAQs
Financial management accounting is the support most often associated with the Chief Financial Officer (CFO) and finance department of a company. These services primarily involve looking into the future by converting a business plan into a budget or financial model and helping a company manage its plan.
Accounting involves reporting past financial transactions in the meaningful form of financial statements, whereas financial management involves planning the future by analyzing and interpreting financial statements.
One is not better than the other: they are two different jobs. Management accountants are responsible for providing data and information related to operating expenses while Financial Accountants prepare reports on the assets and liabilities of an organization.
Financial accounting is a type of accounting that is focused on communicating the financial information of a company to external stakeholders, such as the IRS, creditors, investors or the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission.