Bookkeeping is essential and mandatory for a business. It includes daily operations, data entry, Accounts Receivable, Accounts Payable, General Ledger, bank reconciliation, sales taxes, depreciation, financial reports, tax filings, invoice, payments, etc. A Chief Financial Officer can help interpret all that information and use it to increase cash flow and profit, optimize costs, lower debt … Read more
A CFO is usually responsible for: The interpretation of company results and indicators Document assessment Create or improve investor relations Cost control measures and analysis Capital acquisition Forecasting Financial planning and strategy Acquiring or reducing debt Establishing the feasibility and/or sustainability of a business Helping senior management establish, change, adjust and adapt goals and roadmaps … Read more
Make sure the before and after acquiring the services of a Virtual Chief Financial Officer look something like this: Your Bookkeeping is now a cost reduction and growth tool, not only a government requirement. Your overall goals align with your current state of affairs, not wishful thinking or doomsday-type pessimism. You have tweaked and completely … Read more
Every company should invest in great financial management, and Bookkeeping alone isn’t enough. If you are thinking about hiring a CFO, stop and think if you can benefit from a Virtual CFO instead who can help you: Have all the benefits of an experienced financial officer without the overhead of an in-house employee. Enjoy a … Read more
Some businesses struggle to find where they can: Optimize costs Increase profit Hit their sales mark Reach their overall goals Establish new goals All these must align with the nature of their business and the current state of affairs. Beyond Bookkeeping, a Virtual Chief Financial Officer can help your business adapt by finding the right … Read more