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Four scenarios when you should avail offshore accounting services for tax work

1 MIN READ | Posted on December 12, 2018
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Four scenarios when you should avail offshore accounting services for tax work

Many accounting firms start looking for help during the tax season because of staff crunch and increased workload. While some move towards hiring new accountants, others get help from offshore accounting services.

Accounting outsourcing for accounting firms is ideal for those who don’t fear losing control over sensitive client data or compliance and want to get quality work delivered on time. If you are hesitant to outsource, here are four scenarios when offshore accounting services come in handy:

1) When your practice staff is overworked

If your staff is going to spend a significant amount of time preparing tax returns, consider outsourcing. Let the tax experts handle it. Some even turn around tax returns in 24-48 hours. Take advantage of such providers of offshore accounting services.

Accounting outsourcing for accounting firms creates time for them so that they can look after high-margin functions like budgeting and forecasting.

2) When your CPA firm is slightly tech-challenged

Updating tax return software continuously can be a bit expensive for those accounting firms that are fast scaling. If you are one of them, it might be a good idea to avail offshore accounting services.

Your outsourcing partner will already have the correct software and expertise to file your clients’ tax returns smoothly.

3) When you want to add more services to your offerings

Your accounting firm’s growth will stagnate if it does not branch out or expand its offerings. Add high-margin functions like auditing and corporate advisory to your portfolio. Provide more to your existing clients and attract new ones.

Your outsourcing partner can manage basic functions like tax outsourcing. You focus on identifying lucrative services to your clients.

4) When you are unable to find talent easily

Many accountants leave CPA firms to work for larger corporations or to start their practice – leaving a major talent gap in the market. In such a scenario, outsourcing is a smart business move as the outsourced accountants already understand the work, are trained in multiple software and can turn around work fast.

Endnotes

It isn’t wrong to do your tax and accounting in-house. But if it is harming your firm’s core competency, you should get outside help, i.e. outsourcing. Now, if you are thinking of outsourcing your accounting services, check out our checklist to make the process easier.

Good luck! May you find the best outsourcing partners for your tax needs.

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Originally published Dec 12, 2018 08:12:50, updated Jul 29 2024

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