As a business owner, an accountant can help you handle growth transitions, such as hiring employees or taking on more office space. They’ll look after the detail (payroll, employee tax management, property tax, utility payments, and so on), leaving you free to look at the bigger picture of the way your business is growing.
Accounting plays a vital role in running a business because it helps you track income and expenditures, ensure statutory compliance, and provide investors, management, and government with quantitative financial information that can be used in making business decisions.
What if you don’t have a business, do you still need an Accountant? Individuals are not required by law to keep financial books and records (businesses are), but not doing this can be a costly mistake from a financial and tax perspective. Your bank account and credit card statements may be wrong and you may not discover this until it’s too late to make corrections. You may forget to pay a bill and hurt your credit score. You may have no clue about allocating income to saving and investing. Or you may overlook expenses that could provide some tax benefits. So keeping track of your personal finances makes sense.
Having an Accountant allows you to have someone at your fingertips to deal with the everyday financial craziness and lets you have the peace of mind that your money is working for you. From all of us here at Red Rock Tax & Consulting we hope you have a fantastic week. Stay Safe, Stay Healthy, Wash your hands, and remember… ” If you stumble, Make it part of the dance”
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