Your Money Matters is a full-charge bookkeeping company that offers high quality, affordable, professional bookkeeping services from initial setup to payroll, accounts payable, accounts receivable, reporting and liaising with your accountant — plus everything else you expect. Servicing small businesses in the Central Lower North Island. Certified member of New Zealand Bookkeeper Association.
Full bookkeeping service: Contact Heather 027 243 7003 www.yourmoneymatters.co.nz Your Money Matters Business Services is a full-charge bookkeeping company that offers high quality professional services and is very affordable from initial bookkeeping setup to payroll, accounts payable, accounts receivable, reporting and working with your accountant and everything else you expect. I utilise the latest in accounting software and handle everything electronically/remotely. I make everything extremely simple and if you can use email, you can work with me. I am dedicated to providing clients with the support they need so they can focus their time and energy on running and growing their business. l will get you back on track no matter how “messy” it all is to start out. And once I set you up, I will keep you organised, no matter how complex your business is – I can assure you your books will be perfect, your invoices paid, statements reconciled, payroll handled whatever you are wanting done. •Accounts receivables – Charging debtors – receiving payments – keeping track of who owes you what. •Accounts payable – Entering and paying creditors – keeping track of what you owe so there are no nasty blow outs. Make sure you claim the correct GST •Reconcile bank statements – balance your books with the bank records. Help with cash flow by keeping track of money going in and out of your business. •Inland Revenue Compliance – I take care of your obligations with the Inland Revenue regarding GST and PAYE payments – to making sure everything is lodged on time. Saving you money on late fees and penalties. •Generate financial statements – Profit and Loss accounts. Be prepared for tax time by knowing how much profit is recorded. •Prepare end of year financial information for your accountant.