BOSS Outsourcing Accounting Introduces First Rise in Fees in 6 Years
Jun 4, 2019
BOSS’ fee increases don’t come with nothing, only very experienced BOSS outsourcing accounting staff with a minimum of five years of experience will see the increase
Lindfield, Australia - June 4, 2019 /PressCable/ —
BOSS employs over fifty full-time outsourced accounting professionals but the fee increase will only be passed on when a client employs an accountant with a minimum of five years experience. None of the increases will be reflected with any remaining BOSS staff. Although talking about fee increases is not normally associated with cheer, when looking more deeply into a company that hasn’t raised its prices in over six years which has not only maintained its level of service but consistently expanded upon it, it’s easy to see how accountants truly do represent even more value to clients.
Every member of accounting staff exhibit the same proficiency as an accountant trained in Australia. When first joining BOSS, staff go through a one-month stringent training period on Australian taxation issues. Then for a further six months they undergo an on the job training program. On the completion of these, staff are engaged in continuous monthly training to keep pace with Australian taxation updates and procedures. In order to keep accounting staff up to date with any taxation changes in Australia, BOSS boasts that this level of training is indispensable. It’s a genuinely unique service to BOSS.
BOSS marketing and sales manager has to say “Because BOSS takes on outsourcing accounting work staff with no less than four years experience and that includes them having public practice experience as well as being CA or part CA qualified, we’ve concluded that BOSS accountants can pick up on our client’s needs fast. With the addition of continual training in tax I find we can offer clients some real assistance if they’re looking for staff they don’t want the bother of training.”
Four more reasons BOSS can offer satisfaction:
– Staff can use the ATO portal any time they need and are surrounded by colleagues and supervisors for support
– The CCH tax library is available to accountants to keep themselves updated on tax issues.
– All training is performed on commonly accepted Australian accounting software
-The Managing Director is available to accountants five days a week to meet any needs they have including their direct supervisors should staff have any questions
To know more an outsourcing accounting specialist visit www.boz.com.au.
About Back Office Shared Services Pty Ltd (BOSS):
BOSS is an Australia-based outsource accounting provider that offers fixed fee services carried out by fully qualified accountants and bookkeepers to supplement accounting staff. Streamlining operations for accounting firms and business owners, every BOSS accountant is fully-trained in Australian accounting standards, Self-Managed Super Funds, tax procedures and law. All accounting outsource specialists work in BOSS’ overseas offices and never at offsite locations.
Contact Info:
Name: Lee Court
Email: Send Email
Organization: BOSS (Back Office Shared Services) Pty Ltd
Address: Suite 2, 345 Pacific Highway, Lindfield, New South Wales 2070, Australia
Phone: +61-1800-889-232
Website: https://boz.com.au/
Source: PressCable
Release ID: 514977
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