What is a Full Charge Bookkeeper?
Full charge bookkeeping, also known as full service bookkeeping, goes beyond the standard responsibilities of a bookkeeper. A full charge bookkeeper takes responsibility for the full accounting cycle and all of a company’s finance activities.
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Full charge bookkeepers
provide a spectrum of services. This
includes:
- Managing accounts payable and accounts receivable to view financial position
- Maintaining tax compliance through effective payroll management.
- Generating basic financial statements and reports for management.
- Reconciling accounts and ensuring a quick, accurate month-end close.
- Monitoring and managing cash flow to spot changes from business-as-usual.
- Overseeing accounting clerks when necessary.
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Full Charge Bookkeeper vs. Controller:
What’s the Difference?
A full charge bookkeeper and a controller are both capable of leading an accounting function, but they provide different value at different business stages. Which professional is right for your business?