bookkeeper

However, outsourcing non-intellectual-property stuff like the virtual assistant or a bookkeeper -- that sounds like a great idea.

Lawyers are probably not necessary early on, but definitely a good bookkeeper or quickbooks training is very valuable.

A bookkeeper will record transactions in designated accounts using the process that has been indicated for that type of transaction.

I know we need a CPA licensing system, but don't discount the bookkeeper with the spectacular work history?

I'll check with a bookkeeper just the same though:) A VOF seems dangerous to me because of the unlimited liability.

For years, ADP has let customers add third parties—a bookkeeper or an accounting firm, for example—to their payroll system to manage payroll on a company’s behalf.

Our bookkeeper sent stuff to a personal account today too.

You are also a salesperson, a bookkeeper, a marketer, etc.

What's the difference of using this service versus sending all my paperwork to a bookkeeper who uses Quickbooks, or a property management software like Buildium or Appfolio?

He did some amazing things for just a bookkeeper.

From your description, it sounds like bookkeeper:accountant as DB-user:DB-admin - the accountant/admin defines the schema, and the bookkeeper/user only gets to work at the data level, with no metadata level decisions.

Surely the new bookkeeper could work with a spreadsheet.

In this other larger company[2], the "bookkeeper" is more of a data-entry person and reports to the CPA.

My bookkeeper will cut the checks.") and if you want to contractualize it you can have loan docs drawn up very, very reasonably.

Firstly - "sending all my paperwork to a bookkeeper who uses Quickbooks".

For example, in the small company[1], the "bookkeeper" is also doing the "accounting tasks".