A bookkeeper will keep records of financial transactions and prepare financial statements, such as balance sheets and income statements. A bookkeeper will keep record of your: payroll and employment taxes, sales and purchases, expenses, bank statements, profit and loss statements, cash flow analysis.
You can give your bookkeeper your documents personally, in physical form, or you can use online services (such as Google Drive, Dropbox, etc.). The preferred method of deliverance will depend on your bookkeeper.
Hiring a bookkeeper will allow you to focus more on your business instead. Moreover, with a professional bookkeeper, your records will be much more accurate as well.
3 companies: MDM - 1 x Employee VAT Registered, Go4nology - 3 Employees (Needs to register for VAT), - 2 Employees (Needs to register for VAT), We are looking for new bookkeepers, all companies on Xero at the moment.
We are looking to change our current auditors of 20 years due to changed circumstances. The current work consists of: 1. Income tax return (SAAFFI is tax exempt) in June/July 2. Submission of the annual NPO report (written by us) to the department of Social Development 3. Preparation of the annual financials and signing off once approved by the AGM in mid January. SAAFFI does not employ anyone so there is no PAYE or UIF etc.
I need money management services, someone who is able to keep an eye on the money going in and out of the business. I am looking to have a bookkeeper on a monthly retainer fee. We are a retail business that sells clothing.
