I don't recall an officer ever doing the sort of thing a CPA would
(file taxes and the like). Why would you have SPI hire a CPA to do
bookkeeper's work? The bookkeeper is to take the load off the
officers.
Speaking from a purely business perspective. Command Prompt operates
like this.
We have a certified book keeper (my wife actually ;)). She handles all
AR/AP, office adminstrative stuff etc...
We have a CPA that we work closely with. That CPA handles anything and
everything to do with taxes and payroll (except for actually cutting the
checks and mailing coupons).
Once a quarter we also have the CPA audit our books to make sure we put
all the dots and dashes where they need to be.
Sincerely,
Joshua D. Drake
-- John
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