Most small business owners understand that good record keeping is important. In many cases, they don't think they can afford a professional bookkeeper. Instead, they try to do it themselves. After all, if they can renovate a kitchen or complete electrical work for a new build, then how hard can bookkeeping be?
Let’s say you’ve been using the perfect cloud-based accounting software for your business like Xero or MYOB. It’s great for your online invoicing, payroll and purchase orders and your bookkeeper and accountant can easily access all of the necessary information. But, if your business has outgrown the capabilities of the cloud-based accounting software or you’re looking to improve efficiencies within your business, you may need to consider using add-ons.
Let’s say you’ve been using the perfect cloud-based accounting software for your business like Xero or MYOB. It’s great for your online invoicing, payroll and purchase orders and your bookkeeper and accountant can easily access all of the necessary information. But, if your business has outgrown the capabilities of the cloud-based accounting software or you’re looking to improve efficiencies within your business, you may need to consider using add-ons.
Bookkeeping in many ways is like going to the dentist. No one wants to take the time to do it! Many business owners dread managing their accounts and have that recurring feeling every March. To compound the issue, many Kiwi SMEs don’t have the funds to have a full time or part time accountant or bookkeeper in house that regularly maintains the books.
Bookkeeping in many ways is like going to the dentist. No one wants to take the time to do it! Many business owners dread managing their accounts and have that recurring feeling every March. To compound the issue, many Kiwi SMEs don’t have the funds to have a full time or part time accountant or bookkeeper in house that regularly maintains the books.