Basic Book Keeping is recording the financial transactions of an individual or organisation.

These records can be time consuming to maintain and problematic if not seen to on a regular basis.

Basic Book Keeping includes:

• Date Entry & Record Keeping – Maintaining financial records and associated documentation.
• Monthly Journals – Tracking items like interest on Hire Purchases, movements in WIP (Working In Progress) or Stock and other accounting items.
• Bank Reconciliation - Comparing internal records with bank statements to identify and rectify any discrepancies.
• Accounts Payable & Receivable – Ensuring bills are paid on-time and tracking customer/client money owed.
• End of financial year processes – Liaising with your companies accountant to assist them with the year end accounting adjustments.