FAQs

Does my business need a bookkeeper?

Yes, a business needs BOTH the expertise of an experienced bookkeeper AND an accountant.

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You may be doing your own bookkeeping or using a family member to save money, but your time is extremely valuable, and the true cost of DIY bookkeeping may be higher than you think.

 

What's the difference between a bookkeeper and an accountant?

• A bookkeeper uses accounting software to maintain accurate financial records and prepare financial statements. This is the detail-oriented, recording of day-to-day financial transactions, managing of accounts payable & receivables, and accounts reconciliations.

• A Certified Public Accountant (CPA) uses tax software to prepare and file tax returns. Accountants rely on bookkeepers to provide the necessary financial records for tax purposes. CPAs may also provide business start-up structure advice, and tax planning services.

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Do you provide tax services?

​Yes, we do provide sales tax computation and filing. We do not provide income or payroll tax preparation services and are happy to refer to a trusted professional. 

Can I afford Books Done Right?

Yes, absolutely! Books Done Right tailors services to your needs and budget.

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Do you offer on-site services?

Not usually, we work remotely. Occasionally specific circumstances require on-site work, which would incur travel fees. ​

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How do I know I can trust Books Done Right?

We have high standards for each step of the bookkeeping process, and maintaining strict confidentiality of all sensitive financial information. We prioritize data security to ensure peace of mind.

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Where do we start?

Lets' talk-call to discuss your bookkeeping needs.