BusinessBookkeeping Support
Word Consulting Ltd works with growing businesses to connect them with reliable bookkeeping professionals, ensuring financial records are maintained accurately and efficiently, while we provide structure, oversight, and continuity.
Word Consulting Ltd supports small to medium-sized businesses by connecting them with high-quality professional solutions that are aligned with their long-term objectives. Our role is to provide structure, coordination, and oversight—so businesses can access the right expertise without unnecessary complexity.
Word Consulting Ltd operates as a trusted business support platform, working alongside experienced, qualified bookkeeping and accounting professionals who deliver the regulated services. We focus on ensuring the right systems, processes, and partners are in place, while maintaining clarity, efficiency, and value for our clients.
Our approach focuses on:
Coordinating access to reliable bookkeeping and accounting professionals, tailored to each business
Supporting cost-effective solutions without compromising on quality
Helping businesses save time and reduce administrative burden
Facilitating the use of centralised, cloud-based bookkeeping systems
Reducing errors by ensuring work is carried out by experienced specialists
Making document sharing simple and flexible (secure uploads, email, or in-person delivery where applicable)
Supporting businesses across a wide range of sectors through our professional partner network
You can rely on us for end-to-end bookkeeping support
Hundreds of businesses rely on Word Consulting Ltd to coordinate bookkeeping support, e-commerce assistance, and company formation through our professional partner network. We work across multiple industries and focus on delivering the right solution for each business, based on how they operate and where they’re heading.
Software partners
We work alongside trusted software providers and professional partners who use leading cloud-based tools to support our clients efficiently and securely.
Bookkeeping Capabilities
Posting
In bookkeeping and accounting, a journal is a chronological record of a business’s financial transactions before accounting for them in the general ledger as debits and credits. Every debit entry must have an equivalent credit in the journal to maintain a balanced accounting equation.
Allocation
Businesses generally have three types of costs: direct, indirect, and overhead costs. To allocate these costs across different departments or types of product lines if there isn’t a definitive source for the cost can be complex.
Bank Reconciliation
A bank reconciliation is the process of matching the balances in an entity's accounting records for a cash account to the corresponding information on a bank statement.
Supplier Reconciliation
Reconciling the supplier account ensures supplier balances are accurate for financial reporting and profits are maximised by ensuring no credit notes are missing or invoices duplicated.
Customer Reconciliation
Reconciling the supplier account ensures supplier balances are accurate for financial reporting and profits are maximised by ensuring no credit notes are missing or invoices duplicated.
Trial Balance
A trial balance is a bookkeeping worksheet in which the balances of all ledgers are compiled into debit and credit columns.
Tax Savings
Through our professional partner network, we help ensure you’re not paying more tax than necessary, with deductions and reliefs reviewed by qualified specialists.