What Activities Are Performed in White-Label Bookkeeping?
White-label bookkeeping lets CPA firms, consultants, and bookkeeping businesses offer end-to-end services under their own brand—without doing the work themselves. But what exactly is handled behind the scenes?
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What does “white-label” mean in bookkeeping?
It means the bookkeeping is completed by a third party (like RemoteBooksOnline) but branded and delivered as if your own firm did it.
What daily/weekly tasks are included?
Typical tasks include transaction entry, bank reconciliation, financial reporting, and managing client communication (when scoped).
Is client communication included?
That depends. Most white-label services handle backend work, while client interaction remains with your firm—though options vary.
Can I include payroll or tax prep in a white-label model?
Bookkeeping, yes. Tax filing and payroll may require additional vendor support or licensing depending on the region.
Is white-label bookkeeping scalable?
Yes—instantly. You can take on more clients without hiring staff, managing training, or dealing with workload surges.
Test Case:
Profile: A solo CPA with 45 clients during tax season
Problem: Was turning away monthly bookkeeping clients due to lack of internal bandwidth
Solution: Partnered with RemoteBooksOnline’s white-label team. Grew to 70 monthly clients and never hired an in-house bookkeeper.
Conclusion
White-label bookkeeping is more than outsourced labor—it’s a scalable, professional solution for firms that want to grow without overhead. You focus on growth. We’ll do the books.
Looking to scale without hiring in-house? Explore our white-label bookkeeping services designed for CPA and bookkeeping firms.
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