Chapman Bookkeeping Services

Sales Ledger:  Organise and manage your sales information. Who is your best client?  Who owes you money?  Which clients pay on time and who doesn't?

Purchase ledger: Organise and manage your suppliers.  Which suppliers do you use the most and can you negotiate a good discount based on your custom?  Who do you owe money to and how soon does this need to be paid? 

General ledger: Manage your business overheads. How much do you spend on entertaining, postage, advertising etc.

Bank reconciliation: Make sure that all money coming into and going out of your business is properly accounted for.

Management reports: The ability to access detailed information on different areas of your business not only helps to keep you up to date but can also highlight potential issues that may need to be addressed. It will also undoubtedly save your accountant time and you money when your year end accounts are due.