What is the difference between a Bookkeeper and an Accountant?
A Bookkeeper sorts out all your expenses, receipts for each month eg: expenses for fuel, marketing, parking, stationary and sundries. Indeed, any Business expense that you have paid out for or invoiced someone for, be it a product or a service. A Bookkeeper will tally up all these expenses, giving a total expenditure, thus saving you time and allowing you to concentrate on your Business.
Once this has been done, these expenses are then given to an Accountant, who will then "calculate" the amount of Tax / Vat that you are due to pay. The Accountant will then go through these costings with you before submitting the papers to HMRC (Her Majesty's Revenue & Customs). They will then notify the Accountant how much Tax / Vat you owe. You will have to pay the Bookkeeper, Accountant and the HMRC.
Here at Evans & Co Accountants, we offer a complete service, so that you do not have to worry about this side of your Business, giving you a peace of mind that you can trust us to do a Professional service for you.
