Ten top tips for improving your service

  • SMEs often need help building their businesses
  • Bookkeepers and accountants should be more hands on with the businesses they serve
  • Businesses stagnate when people hide their knowledge
  • Learning to share knowledge is vital to creating a profitable business

Joy Spiropoulos outlines ten ways accountants and bookkeepers can better equip themselves to look after SME clients.

Small and medium sized firms often need help building their business and that role requires something in between an accountant and a bookkeeper. Bookkeepers tend to spend more time understanding how businesses work in a hands-on way, whilst accountants have a wider box of financial tricks to choose from.

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