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Accounting
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Financial Accounting |
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General Ledger |
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Accounts Payable |
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Accounts Receivable |
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Billing |
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Payroll |
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Bank Reconciliation |
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Financial Analysis |
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Budgeting & Forecasting |
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Tax
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Some options in Accounting & Tax Outsourcing |
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The most
preferred method - Outsourced Accounting (and
Tax) is as Easy as 1-2-3. It works in an amazingly simple manner.
The process is easy, with 3 simple steps. |
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Just scan all your accounting/bookkeeping
source documents and email these to us (or put them on your server).
Or fax (or efax) them to us. Or courier the hard copies (photocopies
of papers/ documents) periodically. |
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Our professionals post all
the items and email the updated books (or put the updated books on
the server or work online on your server) for you to access. |
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Open your QuickBooks® Software
with the updated books. You can view, change or print your reports,
ledgers and other vital accounting/bookkeeping information. |
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You can use the QuickBooks
Online Edition wherein we can remotely work on your data on QB servers
and you can login through internet at any point to see your accounts.
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Accounting can be done with
a variety of software packages such as QuickBooks®, Simply Accounting®,
MYOB®, and Peachtree®. There are also several internet-based accounting
packages, such as ePeachtree®, NetLedger® and QuickBooks® for the
Web. |
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Our staff is available to
you via E-mail, Chat or Phone for any questions or clarifications. |
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We don't move your data
to any Server connected to the internet. We sign in to your computer
using a 128-bit encrypted and secure VPN. New technology makes this
possible. The secure VPN technology allows the outsourced bookkeeper
to 'reach' into your network and do the accounting tasks from their
office. You could also work on that computer at the same time. This
allows the business owner to review in real-time the progress of their
operation. This option is to be provided by the "outsourcing company". |
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Tax Outsourcing - The
CPA Journal Online (A Publication of the New York State Society of
CPAs) |
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"Offshore
Outsourcing of Tax-Return Preparation" |
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Promising
Business Opportunities and Professional Standards |
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By
Jesse Robertson, Dan Stone, Liza Niederwanger, Matthew Grocki,Erica
Martin, and Ed Smith |
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Excerpts from the above
Article: |
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Outsourcing tax-return preparation
offshore involves partnering with an outsourcing facilitator that
provides the Internet interface and the access to overseas expertise,
such as CAs in India, needed for offshore outsourcing. |
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The basic process of tax outsourcing
involves six steps: |
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The outsourcer gathers
the client's tax information and scans it into electronic files. |
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The outsourcer uploads
these files to the facilitator's website. |
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The facilitator encrypts
the files and makes them available to the outsourcing partner in India.
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The outsourcing partner
prepares and reviews the return, and then posts the return, workpapers,
notes, and reconciliations to the facilitator's website. |
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The outsourcer downloads
the completed return and documents from the facilitator's website. |
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The outsourcer reviews and signs the
return, and forwards it to the client for filing. |
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