Management accounting
The tax books tell you how much tax you pay. They do not tell you which line makes money, which customer has owed too long, or how many weeks of cash you have. Management accounting runs a second set of numbers alongside, so decisions rest on real figures.
Scope of work
- Revenue, cost of sales and margin tracked per business line
- Receivables, payables and cash flow under control
- A monthly management report for the board
- Early warning when a metric drifts off plan
What you receive
- Profit and loss by business line, shop or project
- Receivables and payables by age
- A cash forecast for the coming weeks
- A monthly session to read the numbers together
Timing
The first report in about 3 weeks, then monthly.
Cost
Quoted after we review your file, in writing, before any work starts.
How it runs
- 1
Survey
We look at the existing books, document volume and the software in use.
- 2
Agree the routine
We fix how documents reach us, the closing calendar and a contact on each side.
- 3
Keep the books
Posting, bank reconciliation, receivables, payables and stock each period.
- 4
Report
You receive the reports with an explanation and advance notice of what is coming.
FAQ
Common questions
How is this different from full-service accounting?
Full-service accounting covers your obligations to the tax office. Management accounting serves running the business. They share the same documents, so they usually go together.
What format are the reports?
Whatever you need to see. We propose a starting set of measures and refine it after a few months.
Where does the data come from?
Accounting documents, bank statements and your sales software where it can export data.
Do I need extra software?
No. Reports can run in a spreadsheet or on the system VIETAXES already uses.
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