Accounts · kept in Mullinavat
The week gets its evenings back.
The books, the payroll, the invoicing, the chasing, and the admin that gives you your time back. Time to focus on things that matter.
13
hours a week. What this work typically takes a small business doing it itself.
A week, all 168 hours of it
Hours this work usually takes
Most owners are short of evenings, not short of money.
What is below is the work that gets done at nine at night because there was no room for it at nine in the morning. Each of the five puts its own hours out.
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Bookkeeping
Weekly
Bank reconciliation, purchases and sales, VAT returns, and a set of books that is ready the day your accountant asks for it rather than three weeks later.
- Debit
- €295
- Credit
- 5 hrs
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Payroll
Monthly
Payslips, revenue submissions and the year end, run to the calendar rather than to the reminder email. Nobody has to remember it, which is the point.
- Debit
- €25
- Credit
- 1 hr
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Invoicing
As raised
Invoices raised, issued and logged, so the work you did in March is not still sitting unbilled in May. The payment goes to you, never through us.
- Debit
- Line by line
- Credit
- 2 hrs
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Credit control
On a schedule
Overdue invoices followed up on a schedule, by somebody other than you. It is a good deal easier to be firm when it is not your own name at the bottom of the email.
- Debit
- Line by line
- Credit
- 2 hrs
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Admin
As it lands
The supplier forms, the insurance renewal, the licence that expires quietly. The work that never makes it onto a list until it is already late.
- Debit
- Line by line
- Credit
- 3 hrs
The credit column is what this work typically takes a small business doing it itself, from published surveys rather than from our own clients. Yours will be different, and we will tell you what we think yours looks like before you commit to anything.