I provide full charge accounting and tax services to my clients. I am trying to move to cloud accounting and I am having some difficulty setting up this new structure. As with clients that I might attract, that handle the day to day recording of data. In this senerio, does the service become review & correction of the daily data, reconciliations and financial statements? How does the cost structure change in this senerio? I would love to get some guidance on how best to make this transistion and how to price services in the new cloud environment. Thank you in advance.
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Cloud is such a general term and doesnt go in enough detail about how you are using the cloud, what cloud are you using, what services do you want to provide.
-Are you recording transactions in QBO?
-Is your service being an accountant who uses the cloud to record transactions?
-Or is your service correcting problems from prior cloud implementations?
I would be doing the last point...trying to correct bad implementations, add new functionality, reports, improve processes. $100/hour but if you are just recording the items in the cloud, that shouldnt change the pricing you did.
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