Every Business, large or small, is required by law to keep its financial records in good order. This involves recording all business transactions into manual records (ledgers) or, more commonly now, into a computerised accounting package, e.g. Sage. From these records a qualified bookkeeper is then able to produce the Final Accounts, comprising the Profit & Loss Account and Balance Sheet.
Qualified Bookkeepers are in great demand and a career as a part-time or full-time bookkeeper can be financially rewarding.
New money laundering guidelines introduced by Her Majesty's Revenue & Customs (HMRC) now require any individual carrying out bookkeeping duties to be registered in this profession. By studying toward the bookkeeping qualifications, as outlined within this site, and gaining the relevant level of qualification, you can ensure that you have the best possible opportunity to be covered to work within these new regulations.
Our bookkeeping courses, including the latest software where relevant, along with our expert tuition from our fully qualified staff, ensure that you have the best chance of passing your exams, and becoming fully qualified. We strongly recommend that you obtain Membership of a Bookkeeping Institute in order to receive on-going support from qualified professionals, including legal and technical advice.
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