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Tuesday, 30 July 2013

Bookkeeping on a budget

Many small businesses are led to believe that the completion of accounting records should be left to accountants. Small businesses and unsuspecting accountants' clients are frequently led by their accountant into an understanding that the best way to keep control of the business records is to 'keep them all under one roof'. Notwithstanding fair practice rules and professional etiquette, accountants are still prepared to dupe their clients for bookkeeping charges that are costed to the client at a higher rate, perhaps even double or three times what the bookkeeper would charge.

My advice to any small or even larger business is to look objectively at your bookkeeping and accounting systems and then take what you find to your accountant and ask them to cut your bill. Should you want further advice or even a free consultation, feel free to respond to this blog. Remember, an accountant is not a bookkeeper, an accounts assistant is not necessarily an accountant; their meanings may be relative but fees charged are certainly not.

So, are you looking for a bookkeeper or an accountant, an accountant or an accounts assistant, an accounts assistant or a record keeper. Be clear, you could save thousands of pounds or dollars or euros and make the difference between deciding on a professional for the job or an amateur.

Also, remember that an accountant is not necessarily a trained bookkeeper and may not even have experience as a bookkeeper, so they will not be professional bookkeepers.
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Friday, 19 July 2013

Business English on a budget

CCT (Continental Career Training) and it's career language focus bring their hybrid learning to another level of excellence. They have courses for all levels of business and general English learning in interactive classrooms of small group study as well as private rooms for specific learning. Try them out, They are not expensive. Go to Continental CareerTraining

Tuesday, 22 November 2011

The Loan Machine Debt Cycle

Debt can be a never ending cycle of confusion and for sure, decisions made while within debt may be very sensitive to criticism. However, on saying this, most people don’t start out in life to become creditors of the loan machine. Most people take an orderly and responsible approach to borrowing. They genuinely assess risks and balance repayments of loan borrowing within budgets. The lives and futures of many who have acknowledged the loan machine as a ticket to a quicker prosperity have led themselves into massive personal debt and a desperation that inevitably follows....Read.More
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