Being in business is not a sprint, it’s a test of your endurance. I’m here to support you to be a champion in your business. I can help you with everything from discovering your business blind spots, to avoiding burnout. By being an experienced bookkeeper and part qualified accountant, you can rely on me.
Founder | Freelancer
Since graduating in Accounting and Finance and completing ACCA, I have worked in different industry based accounting positions in my career to date. Ranging from the FX industry, Management & Consultancy and multiple Travel industry companies. In every role so far, I was involved in compiling years and years worth of accounting data, preparing management accounts and final accounts.
There was a running similarity within every one of those work places – their accounts and bookkeeping had not been kept updated for a very long time. And the reason for this? Cheating and unreliable bookkeepers! They had neglected aspects of their role and left company in financial difficulties. So on assuming my role as the bookkeeper at these companies, I found myself tracing back through years of bookkeeping and accounting data and bringing them up to date.
On the positive side all the above opportunities allowed me to learn and experience the ins and outs of a variety of roles within accounting and bookkeeping. So it is with this extensive catalogue of experience and knowledge I started rTistic Ltd. It was with the mindset to help small and growing businesses with setting up, fixing their Accounts, and Troubleshooting Bookkeeping.
If you think my services could be helpful for your business then get in touch for a consultation.
If you’re looking for a bookkeeper, make sure they meet the minimum requirements. A bookkeeper can be qualified and experienced in various professional boards:
A minimum of a AAT Level 4 (Bookkeeping or Accounting).
Over 10 years of experience in small businesses in variety of sectors.
Membership with at least one professional bookkeeping or accounting body.
Maintaining knowledge and skills, taking relevant courses and keeping up to date with legislation.
Minimum of $1,000,000 professional indemnity insurance.
A Professional Bookkeeper follows a professional Code of Conduct so you’ll know what to expect from them. Breaches can mean huge fines or loss of registration. To ensure you are protected, the code covers the following five areas:
Acting honestly, complying with taxation laws personally, dealing with money in a trustworthy manner.
Acting in the best interest of the client and managing any conflict of interest that may arise.
Not disclosing information to a third party without the client’s permission or legal duty to do so.
Taking reasonable care to ascertain client state of affairs and correctly apply VAT and taxation laws.
Timeliness, professional indemnity insurance, and correct administration of laws.
