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Expert Bookkeeping
Accurate, consistent bookkeeping to keep your financials up-to-date and your business running smoothly, so you can focus on growth, not data entry.
How Our Bookkeepers Simplify Tax & Payroll Challenges

Records & Information Management

Accounts Payable and Receivable

Trial Balance

Payroll Management

Tax Form Preparation

Posting Process Checks

Ledger Management

Data Entry & Reporting
Client Testimonials
“What I love about working with VBP is the efficiency and support of someone who can be there. The team members from VBP are there when you need them, and I am there for them as well. They are part of the team and they made it a whole lot easier for us to do more. "
Nicholas Bregolin
Senior Financial Advisor
CBS Advisory
Why choose VBP?

Built for Financial Services
VBP specialises in supporting financial advisers, mortgage brokers, and accountants. Our team understands your industry’s compliance, confidentiality, and precision needs, so you get support that just gets it.

People-First, Performance-Driven
We invest in our people so they can invest in your business. With a strong focus on culture, development and wellbeing, our high-performing teams are more engaged, loyal and committed to your success.

Your Data Security Partner
VBP ensures the highest level of security and compliance to help protect your business while outsourcing.

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FAQs
A Bookkeeping Assistant supports recording, processing, and maintaining financial profiles and transactions across various accounts. This includes managing invoices, bills, bank reconciliations, financial reports, and payroll processing.
A Bookkeeping Assistant and an Australian-trained Accountant differ primarily in their scope of work, qualifications, and responsibilities.
Bookkeeping Assistant:
- Scope of Work: Focuses on the day-to-day recording of financial transactions. Tasks include data entry, managing invoices and bills, bank reconciliations, maintaining ledgers, and processing payroll.
- Responsibilities: Ensures that financial records are accurate and up-to-date. Works under the supervision of accountants or business managers.
- Level of Expertise: More administrative and clerical in nature. Limited to routine financial tasks without in-depth financial analysis.
Australian-trained Accountant:
- Scope of Work: Provides comprehensive financial management, analysis, and advisory services. Tasks include preparing financial statements, tax returns, auditing, strategic planning, budgeting, and financial forecasting.
- Responsibilities: Ensures compliance with financial regulations and standards. Provides insights for business decision-making, conducts audits, and offers strategic financial advice.
- Level of Expertise: Higher level of expertise and responsibility. Capable of performing complex financial analysis, strategic planning, and offering detailed financial advice.
Our Bookkeeping Assistants do not handle budgeting. Their primary responsibilities usually include maintaining financial records, recording transactions, reconciling accounts, and preparing financial reports. Budgeting is generally a higher-level financial task that is often managed by accountants, financial analysts, or financial managers.
Our Bookkeeping Assistants are certified in Xero Advisor Certification and Xero Payroll Certification.
Yes. Our Bookkeeping Assistants undergo in-house training that provides them with the following:
- Information Security Management Systems
- Practical activities and case studies
- Xero Accounting software navigation experience and familiarity of functionalities related to performing Bookkeeping tasks.