Bookkeeper-Remote Bookkeeping

What is a Remote Bookkeeper?

Before diving into the key points of Hiring a Remote Bookkeeper, it is essential to completely understand who they are and what they do. With regard to differences between a remote bookkeeper and an in-person bookkeeper, there really is no difference other than their physical location of where they actually perform their work. They are both full bookkeepers who have the education, knowledge and training to do the job. They are experts in their field.

Remote Bookkeepers provide all the same services that an in-person bookkeeper would. You may even find some specialized bookkeepers who are able to provide particular services related to your specific industry. It may not be as easy to find one of these specialized bookkeepers with your local in-person bookkeeper options.

Remote Bookkeepers can be anywhere in the country and still be able to meet your bookkeeping needs for your business. Instead of meeting in an office, communication with your remote bookkeeper would be over the phone, through email, or via online meeting. These forms of communication could free your time allowing you to maintain any travel you may need to do and still stay in contact with your Remote Bookkeeper without having to be in their presence at the office.

Now knowing what a Remote Bookkeeper is, scroll down to learn the key benefits to retaining their services.

MORE TIME. . .

Let's Face It....Bookkeeping tasks are tedious and time-consuming!
Business owners already need to manage core operations such as customer relationships, marketing, production, sales & more!
When bookkeeping is added to those core operations, two things can happen:
1. Your books get ignored
2. Your business gets neglected
Remote Bookkeepers allow you to have additional time to do what you're best at....
More productive activities that generate more revenue and growth for your business.

SAVE MONEY. . .

Hiring in-house Bookkeepers are Costly
Business Owners may opt to hire an in-house, entry-level bookkeeper in order to save costs and still have to cover these expenses:
1. Payroll Taxes, Insurance, Benefits
2. Additional Expenses - Office Space, Desk, Office Supplies, Software, Training
3. Salary - An in-house bookkeeper might spend downtime on Your Dime
With retaining a Remote Bookkeeper you'll have access to experienced, talented bookkeepers at a fraction of the cost
Paying for hours you need and nothing more

STRESS FREE TAX
& AUDIT TIMES...

Tax time and/or Audit time are always a tense occasion
Errors in accuracy could lead to errors on your tax forms that will result in penalties and additional fees that could otherwise be avoided
Scrambling to collect information needed for your CPA or Auditor because your books are not up to date
Remote Bookkeepers are meticulous, detail oriented professionals, ensuring up to date information to present to your CPA or Auditor

Additional Benefits of Retaining a Remote Bookkeeper

Forward Planning & Decision Making

Your books will be kept organized and ready to provide the necessary timely reports reducing inefficiencies, increasing productivity and setting yourself up for growth.