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 After counseling businesses on their finances for more than 40 years, Bookkeeping Management Administration founder Paul Stappas decided to bundle a set of services designed to help companies quickly improve their bookkeeping practices. The reason was simple enough and long overdue: Never in his four-plus decades in business had Stappas found one company whose books were in order.
Bookkeeping Management Administration, based in Neshanic Station, New Jersey, is a company that provides bookkeeping services to small to mid-sized businesses, helping them to establish efficient and effective systems that will streamline day-to-day operations, save money, and even improve the bottom line. The services provided by Bookkeeping Administration Management are less expensive than the cost of a full or part-time bookkeeper.
Stappas’ bookkeeping services company simplifies basic bookkeeping functions, enabling businesses to get prompt and accurate accounting reports, eliminate errors, reduce accounting expenses and provide complete confidentiality while enabling a basic clerk to enter the required data.
Bookkeeping Management Administration services are completely turnkey and tailored to the needs of each client. Companies now only need to perform one function—entering employee time into the Time Tracker—and the company does the rest, including entering all client data, preparing invoices, mailing monthly statements, receiving bills, entering bills, preparing checks, entering payments, depositing monies, preparing payroll checks, paying payroll taxes, filing all tax forms, reporting on receivables status, and providing up-to-date reports. |
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Bookkeeping Management Administration is a complete full-time bookkeeping service for less than the cost of a part-time bookkeeping clerk. Our services will save you time, money and more importantly, yield a true and precise representation of your firm's financial position. |
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