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Bookkeeping Business From Home And How To Set It Up
In this in-depth article we look at all the basics you need to be aware of to set up your home based bookkeeping practice. But first, it’s a good idea to understand the basics of cost, price, profit, net profit, EBITDA, and EBIT. That way you’ll be speaking the same language as your local friendly…
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The Numbers Are Right. The Decisions Are Wrong: How CEOs Misread CFO Reports
Understanding the Disconnect Between Financial Reports and Business Outcomes Many companies fail even when their numbers are correct. This gap often comes from weak financial clarity, poor use of financial insights, and flawed decision-making at the top. Why Accurate Numbers Can Still Lead to Failure Financial reports can show true results but still mislead leaders.…
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How to Do Bookkeeping for Small Clubs and Associations: Essential Tips for Financial Management
Bookkeeping for small clubs and associations is a crucial part of financial management that ensures the organisation’s operations are run efficiently and transparently. The role typically falls to the treasurer, who is responsible for maintaining up-to-date financial records. This task includes keeping track of all income and expenditure, reporting on the financial health of the…
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Which Account is Liable for Interest Payable: A Clear Explanation
Interest payable is a common accounting term that refers to the amount of interest that a company owes to its lenders or creditors. This amount is typically recorded on a company’s balance sheet as a liability and is included in the calculation of the company’s total debt. However, determining which account is liable for interest…
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Client Onboarding for Bookkeepers: Set Expectations, Gather Data & Prevent Issues
Preparing for Bookkeeping Client Onboarding Strong preparation reduces errors, shortens setup time, and limits confusion later. Bookkeepers should lock in requirements, align the team, and review risks before the first client meeting. Pre-Onboarding Checklist A clear onboarding checklist sets the foundation for smooth client onboarding. It defines what the bookkeeper must collect before any work…
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Compliance and Risk Management in Bookkeeping: Staying Audit-Ready and Reducing Liability
Audit-Readiness in Bookkeeping Audit-readiness depends on clean records, steady controls, and fast access to proof. Strong bookkeeping supports both internal audit checks and external audit requests without last-minute fixes. Year-Round Audit Preparation Audit preparation works best when teams treat it as a routine task. Bookkeepers keep records current, close books on a set schedule, and…
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ESG Reporting Requirements: Why Clean Energy Investments Matter Now
The Shift Toward Mandatory ESG Reporting Governments and regulators now require companies to report ESG data in a consistent way. These rules affect how firms plan clean energy spending, manage risk, and meet investor and stakeholder expectations. Drivers of ESG Regulation Regulators push mandatory ESG reporting to improve transparency and data quality. Investors want clear,…
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Pricing a Bookkeeping Service: Models, Margins, and How to Avoid Undercharging
Understanding the Value of Bookkeeping Services Bookkeeping value comes from skill, clarity, and results, not time alone. Accurate records shape pricing choices, guide client expectations, and support value pricing instead of low hourly fees. Assessing Your Expertise and Experience A bookkeeper should price services based on skill level and scope of work. Experience affects speed,…
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Building Scalable Bookkeeping Systems: Processes for Growth
Core Principles of Scalable Bookkeeping Systems Scalable bookkeeping systems rely on clear structure, reliable data flow, and tools that adapt as transaction volume increases. Strong processes protect accuracy while allowing financial systems to support steady business growth. Why Scalability Matters in Bookkeeping Scalability matters because bookkeeping demands change as a business grows. More sales create…
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Financial Auditing Standards for Green Hydrogen Projects: CFO Key Metrics
Essential Auditing Standards for Green Hydrogen Projects Audits for green hydrogen projects must align financial reporting rules with project-specific risks. CFOs need clear standards for recognition, materiality, and disclosure to support bankability, governance, and investor trust. IFRS and Local GAAP Application Green hydrogen projects often rely on IFRS or local GAAP, depending on jurisdiction and…
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