Owning a business is a very difficult job, but adding accounting work to a business owner's responsibility may take away valuable time from the business preventing it to grow. It's for that reason many newer companies opt to outsource their bookkeeping tasks during their formitive years so they can focus on their businesses and make them grow.  When the business reaches a point that the company can afford to have a full time bookkeeper the transition is simple.

• More time to focus on new services, new customers and other core business issues.

• Better understanding of the financial side of your business. So you have less surprises and more control over the money.

• Improved decision-making capabilities from clearly seeing the hard and true numbers of your business.

• A readily available sounding board to help you with those tough business decisions and help you clarify your business plans.

• The comfort from knowing that a professional is overseeing, protecting and constantly improving the financial side of your business.

• Improved quality and timeliness of financial information.

• Budget preparation and monitoring.

• Profitability analysis by service or product line.

• Tax saving strategies.

• Trend analysis.

• Assistance in defining long-range plans and the quantification of goals.

• Cash management.

• Liaison with bankers, attorneys, vendors, insurance agents, etc.

• Assistance in obtaining financing from banks, including assistance with negotiations.

• Review/negotiation of insurance policies.

• Analysis of equipment purchases, expansions, etc.