Monday, 10 March 2014

Outsourcing Bookkeeping Has Huge Benefits

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Outsourcing Bookkeeping Has Huge Benefits
By Barry Malekont

If you have ever thought about outsourcing your bookkeeping there are some real advantages
that save not only time, but money as well. We live in a Global world and taking advantage 
of outsourcing can actually help businesses hire more employees locally rather than fear losing work overseas. Due to the availability that the online world provides, it's becoming more and more practical 
for companies to take this one step further. Instead of having an in-house bookkeeper,
or doing it yourself, many businesses are finding a multitude of advantages for outsourcing bookkeeping. Here are a list of benefits you can realize by outsourcing your bookkeeping.

1. More time
Outsourcing your business's bookkeeping frees up valuable time, that can be re-focused to earning 
you money instead of consuming time and resources. With the economy still hurting employees
are burdened with more responsibilities, and less time to achieve the expectations the employers 
are demanding. These added responsibilities can be a heavy distraction from the day-to-day operations, and having your bookkeeping in-house can lead to a conflict of interests.
By outsourcing your bookkeeping a company can spend more productive hours focusing
on what earns them money, instead of costing them money.

2. Reduce Cost
Rather than paying for full time staff members at really high wages, you can now choose to only pay 
for the hours that you need. You will not only realize a savings in wages, but you will no longer need large overhead and added infrastructure. Eliminated are pension plan contributions, employer expenses, employee medical benefit costs, etc.

3. Improved Company Focus
Re-directing your company focus away from staring at piles of paperwork, gives you the ability
to focus on your core business functions. This re-focusing allows you to deal with important matters 
of growing your business. Even if you do have a full time bookkeeper, that person can now focus
on billing, and collecting rather than being overwhelmed with other trivial aspects of maintaining
the companies books. By not spending time on the details, you can focus on the reasons you went 
into business for yourself, and the key strengths you and your staff are proficient at.

4. Expertise
Outsourcing gives you the ability to rely on a company that is proficient, knowledgeable and fast. 
This provides you with a team that has a great deal of knowledge and experience without burdening 
your company with additional training. You are now able at a fraction of the cost put your books
into the hands of highly skilled staffers who understand the most efficient practices. 
Someone who excels at the same task will perform it in half the time.

5. Accuracy
By outsourcing to a bookkeeper that is skilled and focused on just your task at hand will naturally
be more efficient and accurate, as they will have little to no surrounding distractions.
Look for companies that have systems in place that double check the accuracy of the data
they are entering.

6. Scale ability
Whether you're looking to grow your business or cut down on spending, having a reliable team
at your disposal provides you with different plans and options that can and will help you achieve 
your goals. Outsourcing provides flexibility that in-house bookkeepers just can't provide.
You can easily add people power without the hassle of searching for help.
If you need to scale back in slow times, that becomes a very simple process.
These are just some of the benefits that outsourced bookkeeping can provide.
Save up to $40.00 per hour by hiring an outsourced bookkeeping company.


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