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35% of America's largest businesses outsource their bookkeeping.
Because of new technology advances you now have the same
alternative as Fortune 500 firms, no matter how small or large you
are.

Small Businesses are discovering that outsourcing the
bookkeeping process saves payroll, overhead cost and it's a giant
step in freeing up valuable time.

As a business owner or manager your time is best spent doing
what you do best - selling parts. Time spent on bookkeeping
problems add little or no value to your customer relationship. To
remain competitive, it is imperative that a company rethink its
strategies, take a hard look at where they are creating value for their
customers, and focus on those processes.

The most successful businesses of today have gone to
outsourcing and now have time and money to spend on
differentiating themselves in the marketplace. If you are looking for
ways to reduce overhead and focus on your core business, now is
the perfect time to make the switch to outsourced accounting.

Key Benefits of Outsourcing

The most common reasons management chooses to outsource
certain business processes are to reduce operating costs, improve
company focus, improve quality, free up capital, increase
capabilities not otherwise available and to reduce cycle time.

By outsourcing your bookkeeping your company could:

Focus on Core Business by off-loading non-core functions
Reduce Operating and Overhead Costs and Increase Profitability
Cost savings of 50% or more
Increase customer satisfaction by improving speed and service.
Free up resources, and avoid capital expenditures.

Why Choose Us?

Here are the top 5 reasons to outsource your bookkeeping to us

High Quality Bookkeeping
Our clients are handled by an accounting professional that has a
level of expertise not normally found in small salvage yards. We
understand your business. Specifically we understand your yard
management system, how to track your historical cost of goods,
properly relieve inventory for a salvage yard and the key industry
financial metrics that need to be monitored on a monthly basis. Let
us be your bookkeeper. We are only a phone call, instant message,
or e-mail away from providing you with prompt and accurate
service. Plain and simple, we offer high quality specialized
bookkeeping that is cost effective.

Available Full Time
Companies who have an in-house bookkeeper find that problems
may occur when the employee works part time, calls in sick, or
even leaves the company on short notice. With us, you get full-time,
reliable, professional service.

Off Load Non-Core Function
Bookkeeping is one of the easiest business functions for a
company to outsource. The efficiency of outsourced bookkeeping
services means that companies no longer need bookkeepers
working at their location. This frees up space in your office so that a
cost center (accounting) turns into a profit center (another sales
person, inventory person, buyer, etc.) Let us do your books so you
can focus on building your business.

Reduced Operating Cost
Managed accounting with us is cost efficient. You get a dedicated
bookkeeper for less than what it would normally cost to hire one
in-house employee. For a small salvage yard, the level of expertise
that we offer would normally be cost prohibitive.

Reduced Overhead
Not only do you save on salary but also you have no overhead,
management, hiring or training cost when using an outsourced
service. The overall savings can be up to 50% or more. Hidden
costs of hiring an employee begins with paying for a classified ad,
or even paying an agency to find someone. Next comes the
additional payroll taxes, an office space and computer and
sometimes, benefits. All of these costs are not applicable when you
use our services. You no longer have to worry about training and
maintaining your accounting staff.

Summary

For 20 years Fortune 500 companies have used outsourcing as a
strategy. At last you, too, can tap into reduced overhead and focus
your efforts on sales just like they do.

Begin by asking yourself this question -

"If today was my first day in business. Would I begin by building
a staff and infrastructure to do the bookkeeping task, or would I
look to see if someone else could do it better or cheaper?"