The Difference Between Bookkeeping and Accounting

Bookkeepers perform a critical function for the firms and organizations they serve. They are regularly challenged to maintain precise and accurate records, as well as producing the vital reports that keep management up to date on the financial condition of their company. Simply, bookkeepers are responsible for maintaining the business chequebook, much like one maintains a personal chequebook.
Trust, reliability, and confidentiality head the list of qualities that employers look for when selecting and promoting professional Bookkeepers. Strong organization and communication skills are also important. Not only are bookkeepers challenged to record routine money transactions, to reconcile accounts and to locate misguided transactions, they also must be able to paint a picture--both verbally and on paper--of all the activities within their assigned area of responsibility.
Accountants are responsible for the design and management of the financial systems that bookkeepers use.

Whether you have just begun your business, or you have been in business for years, we have the skill to manage your books so it is cost effective and time manageable for you.