Where bookkeeping ends, accounting begins.
The work done by a bookkeeper and an accountant often overlap, as bookkeeping is a part of the accounting process. A bookkeeper records and classifies a company’s daily financial transactions such as sales, payroll, payment of bills, etc. Their focus is on accurate record keeping with less focus on the analytics.

An accountant builds on the information that is provided by the bookkeeper. They typically review financial statements prepared by a bookkeeper (since most bookkeepers do not have a four-year accounting degree). An accountant takes the next step and analyzes, reviews, and interprets financial information for the company. They turn the records into reportable data that is used for decision making.
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