What to check
Useful records include bank and card statements for the agreed periods, sales invoices, supplier bills, credit notes and receipts. Existing reconciliations and your accountant’s opening figures may also be needed.
Guide
Prepare the evidence before the catch-up work starts.
Useful records include bank and card statements for the agreed periods, sales invoices, supplier bills, credit notes and receipts. Existing reconciliations and your accountant’s opening figures may also be needed.
Use the secure transfer method agreed during onboarding. Do not send credentials or sensitive document uploads through an initial public enquiry form.
Start with the software you use, the last completed month, approximate transaction volume, accounts involved and your deadline. Financial records and named access are arranged after the work and responsibilities are agreed.
A practical collection list includes bank and card statements, sales invoices and credits, supplier invoices and credits, receipts and relevant payment-provider reports. Tell us about gaps, disconnected feeds and records already sent to your accountant. Supply only the periods and records needed for the agreed work.