Small business bookkeeping is usually performed by the owner or an employee using "non-accountant" friendly financial software such as QuickBooks?. However, most of these "bookkeepers" don't have an adequate understanding of accounting and the software they use. This lack of understanding can unnecessarily cost small business owners money paying professionals a high hourly rate to correct bookkeeping mistakes and overpaying federal and state income, payroll, and sales taxes. But, the highest cost of these inadequacies is the lack of timely, relevant, and reliability financial information owners need to successfully manage their businesses.

The primary purpose of bookkeeping and accounting is to provide small business owners financial information to help them manage their business. Secondary purposes include providing financial information to outside third parties such as government agencies and financial institutions. Timely, relevant, and reliable financial information enables business owners to make good business decisions; pay the minimum and correct federal and state income, payroll, and sales taxes due; and qualify for the financing they need to grow their business.

Small business owners need bookkeepers who not only possess the knowledge, skills, and experience necessary to accurately perform bookkeeping, but who can help them improve the financial condition, profitability, and cash flow of their business.

If you don't have a qualified bookkeeper who is capable of producing timely, relevant, and reliable financial information, we can train and certify one of your employees in the QuickBooks certification program.

QuickBooks Certification
QuickBooks certification confirms and acknowledges that your employee possesses the necessary knowledge and skills to perform bookkeeping, payroll, accounting, and financial management with QuickBooks accurately and productively.

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