Setting up on my own as a bookkeeper, difficult to start?
bitterblueben
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Hi there,
I am due to(hopefully) complete my Technician Level AAT this year, having already completed Foundation and Intermediate Levels.
I am considering offering my services as a bookkeeper to sole traders/small businesses and was wondering how difficult this would be in reality, i.e. what do i charge and how do i charge, where should i advertise and what timescale do i give clients in terms of completing their accounts?
Also, what software is better to use, i only have Excel and is it possible to use this?
Thanks in advance,
Ben.
I am due to(hopefully) complete my Technician Level AAT this year, having already completed Foundation and Intermediate Levels.
I am considering offering my services as a bookkeeper to sole traders/small businesses and was wondering how difficult this would be in reality, i.e. what do i charge and how do i charge, where should i advertise and what timescale do i give clients in terms of completing their accounts?
Also, what software is better to use, i only have Excel and is it possible to use this?
Thanks in advance,
Ben.
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