Virtual bookkeeping allows an accountant or bookkeeper to provide accounting services for a client remotely. It can benefit both businesses and bookkeepers by providing flexibility and reducing costs. The bookkeeper accesses the client's accounting software online to perform services like data entry, financial reporting, and payroll processing from anywhere. This saves businesses money on office space and insurance since virtual bookkeepers often work as independent contractors. It also gives small businesses access to financial help as needed without having to hire a full-time in-house bookkeeper.

1. BENEFITS OF
VIRTUAL
BOOKKEEPING

2. WHAT IS VIRTUAL BOOKKEEPING?
Virtual bookkeeping allows an accountant or bookkeeper to provide
accounting services for a client remotely. A virtual bookkeeping
arrangement can be beneficial to both the business and the bookkeeper
in terms of flexibility and cost. Aside from the work location, there is
not much difference between regular bookkeeping services and a virtual
arrangement. Telecommuting positions are becoming more common as
businesses seek creative ways to find a balance between staffing
arrangements and workloads.

3. HOW IT WORKS
Depending on the arrangement, either the business or the bookkeeper can
provide the software, in the Cloud, to be used. The business will have their
own login and then add the bookkeeper to their business.
Both the business and the bookkeeper use the same program and version
to ensure proper transfer and communication of the files. If the
bookkeeper is employed by the company, they will be paid according to the
employer’s payroll policies and cycle. If the bookkeeper is working as an
independent contractor, they will invoice the business for the services
performed and the client will remit payment in accordance to its
contractor payment policy.

4. EMPLOYER BENEFITS
A virtual bookkeeper may be appealing to a company because of the cost
savings and flexibility associated with this arrangement. Virtual
bookkeepers do not require office space or supplies, and those working as
contractors require no insurance, benefits or employment taxes -- a huge
savings for the employer. Virtual bookkeepers offer flexible availability and
can work as little or as much as the business needs; this can be especially
beneficial for small businesses that may not need a full-time on-site
bookkeeper or whose financial services needs fluctuate.

5. EMPLOYER BENEFITS
A virtual bookkeeper may be appealing to a company because of the cost
savings and flexibility associated with this arrangement. Virtual
bookkeepers do not require office space or supplies, and those working as
contractors require no insurance, benefits or employment taxes -- a huge
savings for the employer. Virtual bookkeepers offer flexible availability and
can work as little or as much as the business needs; this can be especially
beneficial for small businesses that may not need a full-time on-site
bookkeeper or whose financial services needs fluctuate.

6. CONTACT MAX BPO
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