Outsource Book keeping Accounting Services to India

Outsourcing to India’s accounting services
Outsourcing to India believes in understanding its customers’ exact needs and developing a customized solution based on this analysis. Depending on your unique requirements, you can choose from a wide range of services:

1. Bookkeeping services
2. Write-up services
3. Accounts payable services
4. Financial reporting services
5. Accounts reconciliations services
6. Customer order processing services
7. Invoice processing services

Outsourcing to India will also benefit and help you on general accounting and bookkeeping services such as preparation and maintenance of day-to-day bookkeeping and monthly or quarterly accounts, where we act as your accounting bookkeeper. Preparation of financial statements for instance preparation of annual accounts for the statutory annual audit and periodic tax, sales tax, and other returns

As well it will help on payroll services, preparation of salary statements of employees, calculation of bonus payments, and administering of commissions. Outsourcing to India will support the cash forecasting services, analysis of the cash requirements of the business and forecasting cash requirements. Furthermore debt collection services, assistance for the recovery of debts and taking necessary legal action. Payments to creditors, assistance with making payments to creditors while leaving ultimate control with the management and cash handling services, assistance with treasury functions like operation and monitoring of high-interest deposits and current accounts

In this way, Outsourcing to India provides a range of services to suit varied needs. In addition, we can also take care of small business accounting requirements.

Value-added Bookkeeping Services

Apart from all the standard bookkeeping services, outsourcing to India will offer custom reports that enable customers to better analyze their revenue and expenses. A list of additional services provided is as follows:

1. Customer Reports: Reports on your customers that give you a quick view of who your most and least profitable customers are.
2. Employee Reports: Reports showing company expenses and/or revenue associated with individual employees and year-end reports showing what their employment costs the company.
3. Break-up of Expenses: Report on break-up of expenses categories, such as by product line, office or region.
4. Event Analysis: Reports on revenue and expenses associated with specific events.