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What's the difference between accounting and bookkeeping?

Bookkeeping is the first part of the accounting process, so the work of a bookkeeper and accountant often overlaps.

Bookkeeping focuses on recording and organising financial data,

while accounting is the interpretation and presentation of that data.

Role of a bookkeeper

  • Record keeping
  • Completion of Payroll
  • Preparing CIS statements
  • Completion of VAT returns
  • Drafting Management Accounts
  • Working closely with accountants

Role of an accountant

  • Financial analysis and strategy
  • Tax strategy and tax planning
  • Financial forecasting / Budgeting
  • Completion of Tax Returns
  • Advisory
  • Audit


We pride ourselves in  the quality of work we do

We understand that running a business is a hard work.


As the business grows some business owners tend to spend their evenings or weekends on their bookkeeping compliance when they could spend more time with family and friends.


Don’t let bookkeeping distract you,

know when it’s time to pass on some bookkeeping responsibilities so that you can focus on long-term success.


Licenced and regulated by the ICB

to provide services in accordance

with licence number 22193 

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