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Accounting

Introduction

What is Accounting?
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Accounting is the process of keeping track of all the financial activities of a business. This includes everything from how much money is coming in through sales, to how much is being spent on expenses like rent, salaries, and supplies. The main goal of accounting is to organize this information so that the business owner, managers, or even government authorities can understand how the business is doing financially. It helps answer questions like: Is the business making a profit? Is it losing money? Are there enough funds to pay for upcoming expenses? Accounting also involves preparing important financial reports such as the profit and loss statement, which shows how much the business earned and spent over a period; the balance sheet, which lists what the business owns and owes; and the cash flow statement, which shows how money moves in and out of the business.

Relevance of accounting

Accounting is important because it gives a clear picture of the financial health of a business. With accurate accounting records, business owners can make smart decisions about how to grow the company, manage expenses, or plan for the future. It also helps during tax time, when financial records need to be shown to the government. Investors and banks often ask to see a company’s accounting reports before they agree to invest or lend money. In short, without accounting, it would be very hard to know whether a business is doing well or heading toward trouble.

Bookkeeping Service

Bookkeeping is a part of accounting. It focuses more on the daily task of recording all the financial transactions of a business. Every time money is earned or spent, it is recorded by a bookkeeper. For example, if a customer pays for a product or the business buys office supplies, those transactions are written down. Bookkeepers make sure that all the numbers are correct and in order, which makes it easier for accountants to create reports later. Good bookkeeping helps prevent mistakes and keeps the business organized.

Benefits of accounts outsourcing

Cost Saving

Expert Support

When you outsource, your work is handled by experienced professionals who understand accounting laws and latest practices. This means fewer mistakes and more accurate records.

More Time for Business

Instead of spending hours on bookkeeping or dealing with accounts, you can focus on growing your business. The professionals take care of the numbers while you handle customers and operations.

Easy to Scale Up or Down

As your business grows or slows down, you can easily increase or reduce the accounting work you outsource. You don’t need to hire or fire staff — it’s flexible.

Better Compliance

Accounting experts know the local tax laws and government rules. They’ll make sure your business follows the law and avoid penalties or fines from mistakes.

Improved Data Security

Reputable accounting firms use secure systems to protect your financial data. This keeps your business information safe and confidential.

Access to Latest Tools

Outsourced firms use advanced software and tools, which might be expensive if you buy them yourself. You get the benefit of modern technology without paying extra.

Timely Reports and Updates

You receive regular financial reports like profit/loss statements or tax summaries on time. This helps in making quick and smart decisions.

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Ayesha Rahman

CFO

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Omar Al Farsi

Managing Director

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