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End year financial accounting usually comes with a check-list that should be followed to the latter by the company staff.  Financial Report is an organizations way of showing whether they made losses or profit during the year past.  Accountants dread such a time because it keeps them on their feet as they race to keep with the time. The check-list include among other things the following the ledger books, the bank statements, pay-roll details amongst others.  The list is endless and includes some of the most important details in any financial reporting, if these are not checked then there is deemed to be a problem in the end.

But for effective reporting and to avoid the last minute rash, companies should encourage their accounting staff to have a day to day entry of all records entered into their financial books. This can only be made possible by employing enough staff to help in accounting.  When there is less staff in accounts department, the available staff gets overworked and tend o lag behind in entering their records.  Just like in banks financial details should be entered and closed at the end of each day.  This will ensure that all the records are up-to date and the staffs are not overworked.

One other important factor that employers should consider so as to be able to have a professional working team, is to remunerate the staff in accordance with the required laws.  Underpaid financial staff tends to embellish funds and give the company a bad name.  There is usually also a high turn out of staff at the end of each year making it quite impossible to have an end year financial report each year.  Accountants are the custodians of the company finances and need to be taken care of with the respect they deserve.  They should also be provided with the right tools to enable them do their work efficiently, effectively and professionally.  This will save the company a lot of agony when it comes to giving an end year report because they will only be able to re-check what they have done overtime.