BusinessBookkeeping Service
WW Consulting believes in empowering small to medium businesses and offering them superior solutions in the market that are aligned with their long-term objectives.WW Consulting believes in empowering small to medium businesses and offering them superior solutions in the market that are aligned with their long-term objectives.
WW Consulting is a reliable and trusted business partner that offers high-end accounting and bookkeeping services at competitive prices. We have a team of highly proficient and qualified professionals, well versed with industry norms and accounting concepts.
- Our primary objective is to offer our clients superior bookkeeping and accounting services at a budget.
- We value our clients and strive to offer services that add value to their business.
- We save time and minimize paperwork
- We work with centralized cloud-based bookkeeping system
- With our expert and proficient bookkeepers, you reduce errors and maximize accuracy
- Easily upload: choose the easiest way for you to send in your documents by emailing them, snapping pictures or bringing them in to our Chatham office.
- We provide bookkeeping and accounting services for all types of businesses.
You can rely on us for full-service bookkeeping support
Hundreds of clients trust WW Consulting for our range of services, from online accounting and bookkeeping to e-commerce support and company formation.
We work with clients across a wide range of industries. We understand the unique problems they face – and use our expertise to provide just the right solution.
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Bookkeeping Capabilities
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Posting
In bookkeeping and accounting, a journal is a chronological record of a business’s financial transactions before accounting for them in the general ledger as debits and credits. Every debit entry must have an equivalent credit in the journal to maintain a balanced accounting equation.
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Allocation
Businesses generally have three types of costs: direct, indirect, and overhead costs. To allocate these costs across different departments or types of product lines if there isn’t a definitive source for the cost can be complex.
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Bank Reconciliation
A bank reconciliation is the process of matching the balances in an entity's accounting records for a cash account to the corresponding information on a bank statement.
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Supplier Reconciliation
Reconciling the supplier account ensures supplier balances are accurate for financial reporting and profits are maximised by ensuring no credit notes are missing or invoices duplicated.
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Customer Reconciliation
Reconciling the supplier account ensures supplier balances are accurate for financial reporting and profits are maximised by ensuring no credit notes are missing or invoices duplicated.
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Trial Balance
A trial balance is a bookkeeping worksheet in which the balances of all ledgers are compiled into debit and credit columns.
We make sure you are paying the right tax and identify appropriate tax deductions.