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What does full-charge bookkeeping include?

Full-charge bookkeeping covers your complete financial back office: recording every transaction, bank and card reconciliations, payroll, accounts payable and receivable, monthly financial statements and preparing your books for tax time.

Basic bookkeeping usually stops at data entry. Full-charge bookkeeping goes further — we reconcile, review and report on your numbers, manage payroll and keep your books accurate and tax-ready all year.

Yes. Most of our clients are small and growing businesses. Our plans scale with you, so you only pay for the support you need today and can upgrade anytime.

Absolutely. We run payroll, issue payslips and file payroll, sales and income tax returns on time, so you never have to worry about missed deadlines or penalties.

Book a free consultation. We will learn about your business, recommend the right plan and set up your accounts — most clients are fully onboarded within a week.

Yes. We handle the handover, collect your records from your previous accountant and make sure nothing falls through the cracks.

We use secure, cloud-based accounting tools with encrypted access, and we only share your information with the people who need it.

Yes. We work fully online, so we can support businesses wherever they are, using email, video calls and WhatsApp.

Upload them to a secure shared folder, connect your bank feeds to your accounting software or simply email them to us — whatever is easiest for you.

Just ask. We quote any extra work upfront, so there are never surprise charges.

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