Troy Stratgic Consulting Ltd

If your business manages several employees and has expenses like store rent and utility bills, office equipment or product inventory, an accountant will help standardize a payroll system, organize your budget so that you reach a specific profit goal, offer alternatives to expensive, costly procedures, and advise you in major purchases. Accountants can also give advice about loans and investments that are best for your business and goals.

For any small business, bookkeeping is essential. Bookkeeping records your sales and purchases, regular expenses, your bank balance and all other financial events related to your business. Without detailed and accurate records of your financial transactions, you lack the ability to budget soundly and foresee the possibility of future gains or losses. Improper bookkeeping can easily cost you a major financial crisis, so if you already have enough on your hands just trying to manage the day to day of your business, it is sensible to hire a bookkeeper or accountant to take care of the books.

Small business accountants can help make sure your business stays on top of things. The last thing you want is the Internal Revenue Service knocking at your door. Professional accountants are experienced in tax matters and in addition to providing advice on tax-related decisions, can do all of your taxes for you. You won’t have to worry about filling out the wrong forms, missing out on a tax privileges you knew nothing about, or making mathematical errors that raise the IRS’s brows.

With an experienced and professional small business accountant on your team, you can breathe easy knowing your financial affairs are being managed by an expert and in the meantime, can focus your attention on the other important matters of your business. A small business accountant will most definitely keep your life from falling apart by keeping the seams of your business together.

Being able to help out the businesses and the individuals, that we can play a huge role in our clients' success and we love that!

Initially, entering into business didn’t cross my mind. I am a tax consultant at heart, and for me, commercializing it didn’t really interest me. It stayed that way for a long time until some of my friends hired me for their business and personal tax affairs. They encouraged me to start my own business. I took a leap of faith.

My current clients have overwhelmingly told me they chose me over the competition because they felt confident that I knew what I was talking about and how to get things done. Because they were willing to take my advice, I was able to meet their business objectives.