Have you ever thought about whether it's worth keeping your accounts in-house or outsourcing to a specialized firm?  This decision doesn't just affect costs: it influences fiscal security, the quality of information and the company's ability to plan.

Introduction to the accounting dilemma

Advantages and disadvantages of internal accounting

Advantagesexclusive service, direct contact, in-depth knowledge of the business.

Disadvantageshigh and unpredictable costs (salaries, fees, infrastructure), risk of interruption if someone leaves or is absent, technical limitations when a single professional takes care of everything.

Benefits and challenges of outsourced accounting

BenefitsThe main advantages are: reduced operating costs, up-to-date specialized staff, guaranteed continuity - plus technology and structure included.

Challengesless daily face-to-face contact; non-exclusive service; the need to choose an office with clear SLAs and efficient communication.

What to consider before deciding

Before deciding, assess the size of the company, the volume of transactions and the budget available. For many businesses, outsourced accounting is the most strategic choice: reduces costs, offers specialized support and guarantees greater fiscal security.

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