Working with an accountant isn’t only a necessary business investment but can also be an easy one when the right systems are in place. Here’s the 5th installment in this series where we’ll talk about: how to make your accountant up to date with the latest technology, the what and why on secure client portals, the benefits of electronic signatures and how these work.

Cutting accounting fees is a concern of most business owners. It’s necessary to work with an accountant that you trust but it’s also important to keep expenses at a minimal and reasonable amount. That’s why in this video series, I help you tackle this natural worry in the head using simple and effective steps you can apply today. In this 3rd video, we’ll talk about: how to reduce accounting fees if you don’t prefer using an accounting software, what needs to be included in the summarised information you need to give your accountant, and the do’s and don’ts when making a summarised information to be ready in case of an audit.

This is the 2nd in a video series on how you can cut back on accounting fees in a simple and efficient way. These tips will also help you build a long-term relationship with your accountant without burning them out in the process. In this 2nd installment, I’ll walk you through some steps on: how to get your paper work and other financial info organised, how to help your accountant get all the details he needs and work straight away, what systems you can set up, and my suggested filing process for all your documents.

Reducing accounting fees may sound counter-intuitive coming from an accountant, but it actually is a win-win situation, both for you, as a business owner, and your accountant. That’s why I created this video series to give you 5 effortless tips to minimise accounting costs while building a good and ongoing relationship with your accountant. In this first video, you’ll learn: the most important step you need to have in place for all the rest of the tips to work, why this first tip will help save you money in the long run, and what you can do when you haven’t given all information and your accountant is asking for more details.