BOSS’ First Fee Rise in 6 Yrs for Outsourcing Accounting Staff Proves High Value

May 9, 2021

BOSS increases its fees for the first time in six years for their super experienced accountants (only) with a minimum of 5 years accounting experience.

(PRUnderground) May 9th, 2021

With at least fifty full-time professional accountants employed by the outsourcing accounting provider BOSS, the fee increase will only be passed on to clients employing an accountant with a minimum of five years accounting experience, all remaining staff won’t see any change in fees. Nobody wants to hear about fee increases, but when you consider that a company has held their prices stable for the previous six years with no increases at all, then BOSS staff really do represent even more value for their clients.

All staff demonstrate the same capabilities as any Australian trained accountant. On joining BOSS they go through a strict training induction period on Australian taxation issues and procedures as well as an on the job training program that runs for six months. After the induction and initial six-month training programs, accountants partake in continual monthly tax training sessions to keep up their Australian taxation knowledge. BOSS finds this level of training imperative in making sure all accountants are kept abreast of any taxation changes in Australia, making BOSS one of the only firms that not only train their accountants but whose staff have this level of up-to-date training on a continual basis. It’s truly a unique offering.

“Because we employ outsourcing accounting staff with a minimum of four years prior experience including public practice training as well as part-CA to fully CA qualified, we’ve found that the accountants can hit the ground running. And by giving them the necessary continuous tax training I think we can be of real benefit to firms looking for staff they don’t have to train,” says BOSS sales and marketing manager.”

Some other reasons a BOSS virtual accountant can offer firms peace of mind:

  • All training is performed on standard Australian accounting software
  • Staff have direct access to the ATO portal with colleagues around them for support
  • Accountants are also kept updated on tax issues via the CCH tax library
  • Whenever an accountant has questions they have direct access to their supervisors and the Managing Director who is always present to meet staff needs.

To hire an outsourcing accounting work specialist visit www.boz.com.au.

About Back Office Shared Services Pty Ltd (BOSS):

BOSS is an Australia-based accounting outsourcing 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.

About BOSS, BACK OFFICE SHARED SERVICES PTY LTD

BOSS (Back Office Shared Services Pty Ltd) was founded in 2004 to provide skilled accountants and bookkeepers on a full-time, part-time and casual basis to commercial enterprises, accounting and financial services firms in Australia.

BOSS India is a subsidiary of BOSS Australia and runs just like an ultra-modern paperless Australian public practice because the Director and Accountancy Practice Principal, Peter Vickers, has been operating his own successful Australian public practice for over twenty years.

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