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Reporting for accountants and bookkeepers

Review client service effort before your practice’s next billing run. Find recorded work waiting to be invoiced and check the detail behind engagement totals.

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Review effort within the service period

Check the client hours behind a monthly engagement fee.

Find agreed work still to bill

Inspect additional service work before the next invoice run.

Compare clients with consistent records

Check time and costs are complete before changing an engagement allowance.

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Practice time reports are not accounting statements, tax calculations or measures of the quality of professional work.

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  1. 1Choose the client reporting period
  2. 2Inspect recurring and advisory hours
  3. 3Review work awaiting an invoice
  4. 4Use costs in engagement reviews

Questions about reporting for accountants and bookkeepers

Are these financial statements for my accounting clients?
No. TimeLodge reports on your practice’s time and project finances. Use your accounting software for financial statements and statutory reporting. These reports help you understand the work your own practice delivers.
Can I use a practice report as the client’s financial statements?
No. TimeLodge reports your recorded service work and project costs. Prepare the client’s accounts and statutory reports in the systems your practice uses for them.
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