
Solid Accounting is a bookkeeping business in Galway city, working from an office in the Eyre Square area on Merchants Road. Its main work is bookkeeping, which means keeping a business's financial records in order from day to day. Business owners and managers who want their books kept current can contact the company to talk through what they need.
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Solid Accounting is a bookkeeping business in Galway city, working from an office in the Eyre Square area on Merchants Road. Its main work is bookkeeping, which means keeping a business's financial records in order from day to day. Business owners and managers who want their books kept current can contact the company to talk through what they need.
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Based in Galway, Solid Accounting works across the city and about 15 km around it.
Solid Accounting serves clients in Galway from its office in the Eyre Square area on Merchants Road. If your business is based outside the city, you can ask whether it takes on clients in your area. It helps to mention where you are located when you first make contact.
Bookkeeping fees are usually charged either as a fixed fee or by the hour, and the Bookkeeper price guide gives typical prices in Ireland. The size and complexity of the business, which services are included and the software used all affect the fee. You can ask for a quote that sets out each of these.
Which regulator applies depends on the service, for example Chartered Accountants Ireland for accountancy work or the Central Bank for financial advice. You can ask Solid Accounting which body it answers to, and look it up on that body's register or roll before you engage it.
A first consultation usually covers what the business needs, how its records are kept now and what the work would involve. You can ask what the meeting includes, whether there is a charge for it, and what you should have ready beforehand.
There are no Google reviews for Solid Accounting yet, so you can ask it for references from recent customers. A reference from a business of similar size can tell you how it handles records, deadlines and questions, which helps you decide before you commit.
It helps to bring recent bank statements, sales and purchase invoices, and any records you already keep, such as a spreadsheet or a software export. A note of when your year-end falls and any questions about your books will also help.
You can ask Solid Accounting for a quote by phone, through its website or through its Locufy page. Tell it what kind of business you run, how your records are kept now and when you would like the work to start, so the quote fits your situation.
On Locufy you can compare Solid Accounting with other bookkeepers in Galway. Look at the services each offers, what each quote includes and the experience each shows, and ask for a written quote from each so you can compare like with like.
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