Risks brought by low-cost agency bookkeeping to enterprises: 1, inaccurate financial data.
Low-cost agency bookkeeping usually provides services in a low-cost way, such as reducing the number of staff, shortening service time and lowering service standards, which will affect the accuracy and efficiency of accounting treatment.
2. It is easy to cause financial disputes.
Low-cost agency bookkeeping may lead to problems in the accuracy and completeness of accounting data, thus increasing the risk of financial disputes, such as the audit of tax departments and trade disputes between enterprises.
3. It will increase the economic cost.
Low-cost agency bookkeeping may cause enterprises to spend more time and resources to deal with financial problems, such as reviewing accounting data and adjusting tax returns, which will increase the economic cost of enterprises.
4, easy to disclose financial information
Low-cost agency bookkeeping companies may not have enough security measures to protect customers' financial information, so there may be security risks such as data leakage and damage, which will bring unnecessary losses to customers.
5. It will face legal risks.
Low-cost bookkeeping companies may not have enough legal knowledge and experience to provide customers with comprehensive legal support, which may lead to illegal acts in taxation and finance and face legal risks such as fines and penalties.
So what is a formal agency bookkeeping institution?
1, with professional qualifications, a regular bookkeeping company should have relevant qualifications and licenses, such as accounting qualification certificate and tax agent practice certificate. , indicating that the company has professional accounting and tax knowledge and skills.
2. ExperienceA formal agency bookkeeping company should have rich experience in agency bookkeeping and be able to provide customers with comprehensive financial consulting and services.
3. Security. Regular agency bookkeeping companies should have a good data protection mechanism to ensure the security and confidentiality of customers' financial information.
4. High-quality and efficient service. Formal bookkeeping companies should have efficient service capabilities, be able to respond to customers' needs in time and provide professional services, such as timely accounting treatment and accurate tax returns.
5. The charging standard is reasonable. Regular agency bookkeeping companies should have reasonable charging standards, and will not take the means of low-price competition to obtain customers, and there will be no extra charges in the service process.
These are the risks of low-cost agency bookkeeping, and they are also the characteristics of regular agency bookkeeping companies. Bosses should never blindly pursue low prices when choosing an agent to keep accounts. After all, "cheap goods are not good."