You’ve been debating which type of accounting solution best suits your needs for some time now, and may have experienced your fair share of trial-and-error already. If so, you’re ahead of the curve. Most business owners launch with no plan for a finance solution. Or a haphazard combination of in-house resources with an outsourced bookkeeper. Maybe that person is the owner themselves, or a bookkeeper. In truth, agencies and professional service firms require so much more than a single accountant can deliver.
An agency-focused remote accounting firm covers it all with its fractional approach to accounting. With this approach, you don’t just get a record-keeper. You get a whole accounting team for much less than you would pay hiring the same collection of skills in-house. In other words: more bang for your buck.
There are a whole host of benefits you can expect from outsourced accounting services. In this white paper, we’ll go into detail about the following:
- The deliverables you can expect from an in-house accounting solution versus a remote accounting solution
- Where you might be vulnerable to fraud and identity theft with an in-house solution
- The benefits of a fractional approach to accounting
- The value of an agency-focused financial partner that knows what “good” looks like
Download our white paper now to get equipped with the accounting knowledge necessary to make the call.