Monday 24 August 2015

Why You Need a Chartered Accountant for Business

A chartered accountant is a highly knowledgeable and skilled profession who shows his expertise in the field of finance including tax, audit, cost accountancy, share management etc. These professionals either consult public in their own units, work in private organisations or appointed by government departments. Almost every organisation and business units appoints chartered accountants to cater to all financial needs.

The various charted account services needed for a business are:



Maintaining Accounts

A chartered accountant keeps and maintains various accounts of the company, update it and prepare financial statements. The preservation of accounts by CA can range from book keeping to intricate financial analysis.

Audit

One of the vital chartered account services is auditing. It involves checking and validating the authenticity of the accounting figures, principles and methodologies of the company.

Taxation

The CA of the company is responsible for assessing taxes, preparing tax returns, consulting on tax control measures and auditing cases with large revenue. A CA also renders advice on different investment schemes to companies and individuals for saving on taxes.

Cost Accountancy

All CAs have the competency to determine the cost of production and services and suggest cost control methods. CAs also suggest costing information of a company and suitable selling prices of different products and services.

Share Valuation

During mergers and take-overs, CAs underwrites the valuation of shares of private and public companies.


Investigation

Finding out the financial position of a company in relation to issuance of new share capital, newly acquired business units, sale and sponsorship of a business and reconstruction of a company is another important chartered account service.

Executorship

A CA may act as an executor or trustee under a will in order to run the functioning of an estate or house. In this kind of chartered account service, the CA works in close association with lawyers and solicitors and assist them in accounting matters.

Secretarial Work

A CA may also play the role of a company secretary in MNCs and other large set-ups. There the CA along with his regular finance jobs also works with core management team and manages the general operations of the company.

Policy Maker

A CA often acts as a policy maker of a company. He is also responsible for formulation and successful execution of the company along with daily checks and performance assessment.

Directorship

The practice of appointing a CA as one of the company directors is in practice and well-known. The benefit of having a CA in the Board of Directors are many including well-planned financial management and guidance on principles of organisation and ways of effective delegation of work.

Other Services

Along with these, there are other chartered account services like:
  • Secretarial and registration work of the company
  • Developing company MIS
  • Designing company budget
  • Developing methods of capital utilization


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