We are experts in bookkeeping. However, we leave the taxes to our Accountant and CPA partners. Bookkeeping and accounting are two different, yet crucial pieces of your business financials. I’ll use an analogy to demonstrate what I mean. Let’s take a nurse and a doctor, for example. A good accountant will take the data and information that we compile to file your taxes, support your business with a tax strategy, and visit you a few times each year. This is similar to how a doctor may visit with you once a day during a hospital stay. During that same hospital stay, you may lose count of how many times a nurse is in and out of your room, constantly tending to your needs and making necessary adjustments to your care. This is similar to your relationship with your bookkeeper. Bookkeeping professionals work with you throughout the year to ensure accurate financials and provide actionable guidance so that you can make informed decisions throughout the year. This adds a lot of decision making power to your business that you would not otherwise have by viewing yearly financials from your CPA.