Are your books suffering because your staff is too busy attending to your customers, expanding your operations, or making sure that your business is fulfilling its purpose? There’s nothing wrong with that. In fact, for many small businesses, the ledger is the last item to get attention when things get busy.
What separates average from great is recognizing the need for help.
Perhaps it’s time to hire a fractional bookkeeper to help you get back on track, ready for tax season, informed about your finances, and in compliance. Gift CPAs can help.
A fractional bookkeeper, also known as an outsourced, contract, remote, on-demand, offsite, or external bookkeeper, gives you the flexibility of having a bookkeeping professional at your service without having to search for, hire, and add a new member to your staff.
A fractional bookkeeper is a professional who provides bookkeeping services to businesses on a part-time basis. Instead of being a full-time employee of a single company, they typically work with multiple clients, allocating a portion of their time to each client’s accounting needs.
Businesses, particularly SMEs, opt for fractional bookkeeping services to save costs. These services can represent significant savings compared to having a full-time, in-house bookkeeper. These outsourced bookkeepers offer expertise in various accounting software, handle day-to-day financial transactions, reconcile accounts, prepare financial statements, and provide insights into the business’s financial health.
Fractional bookkeeping arrangements allow businesses to access professional services without the commitment and expense of hiring a full-time employee. This flexible solution can adapt to the business’s changing needs, scaling up or down as needed.
Are you ready to see what a fractional bookkeeper could do for your business? A member of the Gift CPAs team is ready to discuss it with you.
As a small business owner, you know that unexpected costs can be the enemy of your budget. You also know that having your books in disarray is a situation that won’t end well.
You can solve both of these problems by paying one flat fee every month to have a professional bookkeeper at your service, performing the tasks you elect. Those tasks may include:
Get in touch with Gift CPAs today to see if our bookkeeping services for small businesses can help you take your company from great to outstanding!
When you have a bookkeeping service designed specifically for small businesses (and even more specifically, for your business), your chances of success multiply. That’s partially because your books will be accurate—but there’s so much more.
Isn’t it time to have confidence in the accuracy of your financial records while saving time, money, and maybe even tax dollars? Today is the day to contact Gift CPAs to discuss how a fractional bookkeeper can help you.
You know that we offer comprehensive, customizable bookkeeping services for small businesses. But did you also know that we offer a variety of accounting services as well?
Find the services you need, provided by people who want to see your business succeed. The Gift CPAs team is waiting to hear from you.
If you’re thinking about hiring a bookkeeper, you’re bound to have questions. We’re answering some of the most commonly asked ones here, and you’re encouraged to contact us for answers to your specific questions.
We answered this one above, but it’s worth repeating. A fractional bookkeeper will provide bookkeeping services to your small business or nonprofit on a part-time basis, saving you from having to hire a full-time bookkeeper. This is a cost-effective method used by many businesses.
When you spend your precious time plugging away at tasks that could be handled by someone else, you lose time that could be spent doing what you love and are an expert at. For small business owners who feel like they are wasting time attempting to handle their own bookkeeping, an outsourced bookkeeper may be the right option.
Fractional bookkeepers offer a range of services, including but not limited to recording financial transactions, managing accounts payable and accounts receivable, reconciling bank statements, preparing financial statements, generating reports for tax purposes, and providing financial analysis.
Ideally, you’ll want to hire a fractional bookkeeper who has relevant education and certifications, as well as practical experience working with businesses similar to yours. Look for candidates with a track record of reliability, accuracy, and attention to detail—and consider asking for references or examples of their work.
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