Bookkeeping
How can your bookkeeping tell you how your company is doing?
Bookkeeping can be seen as a necessary formal obligation of your company or - in addition - as an important basis for an effective cost accounting and a working management information system.
As a result, bookkeeping can be seen as more than just collecting invoices and other records and entering them into your computer.
Bookkeeping is an obligation your company meets, which is simply designated for outsourcing, particularly in the case of small and medium-sized companies. The actual tasks involved in bookkeeping and, subsequently, demands for payment and accounting are areas that require the attention of a lot of staff. Our tax consultants and our staff can ease this burden. Outsourcing your bookkeeping keeps your company lean and has the advantage of continuous monitoring by your tax consultant.
This means we can draw the right conclusions with you in time, and pay attention to accuracy. After all, your bookkeeping forms the basis for your annual accounts.
Important issues we tackle:
See how you can benefit from our services:
- Do I employ the accounting methods appropriate for my company?
- Which important information can I constantly deduce from my bookkeeping?
- Do I use the right software for my bookkeeping?
- What can I do in my own company, or what do I want to do myself? What should I outsource (cost relationship)?
- How do I best train my bookkeeping staff, and how do I keep them up-to-date?
- What aspects of my bookkeeping should be re-checked?
- Who draws up the advance value-added tax return?
- How do I make sure to avoid mistakes concerning turnover tax in connection with international business relations?
- Does my bookkeeping supply a short-term profit and loss account?
- Which forms of account analysis reports are most suited to my needs?
- How often should my bookkeeping be analysed?
- Can I deduce the correct ratios of the relationship between costs and sales from my bookkeeping?
- How much money can I save with effective demands for payment, i.e. keeping the deadlines for demands for payment and keeping track of outstanding accounts?
- Which taxes and levies do I have to pay? When do I have to pay them, and how much are they? (beverage tax, ice cream tax, tourist tax, chamber of commerce levy)