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How can a bookkeper help you to grow your business

If your business is not producing the amount of benefit you should hire a good and reliable accountant. Let's be honest, bookkeepers are the last trusted counsellor and the foundation of the financial world. Your bookkeeper should be the first person you call to help you develop all aspects of your business, particularly your benefit. Usually, your bookkeeper can see correct to enhance your primary concern that you may miss since you are in the trenches each day fighting for profit and growth. From past experience, we have helped many entrepreneurs enhance their benefit, and as a general rule, it is just from concentrating on a couple of, fundamental zones in any business. Here are 10 ways your accountant can help you increase your business profit. 1. Analysis expense:  Your accountant can analyse all your business working expenses to determine which ones are too high based on industry benchmarks. Dollars spared by inquiring about your working costs will transfer directly to more p...

What are Accounts Receivable?

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  What are Accounts receivable? Account receivable is the money that a company has the authority to receive because the company sold goods and services to customers. Account Payable is liabilities and Account receivables are assets.  Accounts receivables are also known as commercial receivables.  Accounts receivable is a category of transaction dealing with the billing of customers for goods and services. Why Do Businesses Have Accounts Receivable? Most of the companies work by allowing some portion of their sales to be on credit. In case, a business offers this type of credit to many customers who are invoiced sometimes. The praxis makes customers hassle-free of physically making payments for each transaction. Accounts Receivable Advantages Accounts receivable is a critical component of a company's basic analysis. Accounts receivable is a current asset, hence it reflects a company's liquidity, or it's capacity to meet short-term commitments without generating new cash fl...