Finance & Accounting
Bookkeeping you can rely on every month.
Bookkeeping is the day-to-day recording of your business transactions: sales, purchases, payments and receipts. Brenvard keeps the books for startups and smaller businesses on a fixed schedule, so your numbers are always up to date.
In short
What does bookkeeping cover?
Bookkeeping covers recording income and expenses, matching them to bank transactions, keeping receipts and invoices in order and preparing the records needed for VAT and year-end accounts.
When bookkeeping falls behind, everything built on it suffers: reporting, tax, cash flow and decisions. A simple routine run on schedule prevents that.
For official guidance, see the EU’s Your Europe guide for businesses. At Brenvard, bookkeeping is part of our wider Finance & Accounting services.
Transactions recorded and reconciled on a fixed schedule.
Receipts and invoices collected in one place.
Records ready for VAT, reporting and year-end.
What is included
The books, kept in order.
Transaction recording
We record sales, purchases and expenses in your accounting system.
Bank reconciliation
We match every transaction to the bank so the numbers add up.
Receipts and invoices
We set up a simple way to collect and file documentation.
VAT-ready records
We keep the records needed for VAT returns and year-end accounts up to date.
We set up a clear routine for collecting documents and recording transactions, and then run it at a fixed rhythm so nothing piles up.
Review of your current setup and system.
Clean-up of any backlog.
A fixed monthly routine.
Regular overview of the numbers.
Who it is for
Is bookkeeping right for you?
Bookkeeping support suits founders and owners who spend too much time on admin, and businesses whose books have fallen behind.
Startups setting up their finances properly.
Small businesses with a bookkeeping backlog.
Owners who want time back for the business.
Frequently asked questions
Questions we often get.
Which accounting systems do you work with?
We work with common cloud accounting systems used by small businesses and can help you choose one if you do not have one yet.
How often do you update the books?
Usually monthly, or more often if your volume or cash flow needs it. We agree a fixed rhythm with you.
Can you help us catch up on a backlog?
Yes. We can clean up and bring the books up to date before starting the regular routine.
Is bookkeeping the same as accounting?
Bookkeeping is the recording of transactions. Accounting builds on those records to produce reports, analysis and year-end accounts.
Connected services
Part of one connected team.
What’s next
for your business?
Tell us what you are working towards. We will help you find a practical place to start.
