Hiring a professional bookkeeper to handle your finances allows you to concentrate on what you do best!

At Ray Financial Services, we provide professional, affordable, personable, and timely accounting services to small and mid-sized businesses like yours. As a full-service firm staffed by highly trained QuickBooks specialists, we’ll take control of your accounting tasks so you can focus on growing your business. Along the way, we’ll not only save you money, but spare you stress.

We offer you the expertise and support of a full-service company, not just the capabilities of a single employee. When you build a long-term relationship with us, you’re making an invaluable investment in your own professional life.

Hiring a professional bookkeeper allows you to:

* Generate revenue and grow your business.
* Significantly reduce the cost of maintaining an accounting department??You save on: Salary and payroll taxes, Employee benefits, Unemployment costs, Costs associated with recruiting, hiring, and training, Paying sick and vacation time.
* Reduce overhead costs to maintain staff (rent, supplies, equipment, furniture).
* Increase the level of quality, expertise and experience associated with your financial accounting function while gaining an unbiased perspective.
* Remove management headaches associated with administering benefit plans, hiring and employee evaluations.
* Employ a dedicated Account Team.
* Eliminate the impact of employee turnover at your organization.

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Every piece of merchandise we buy costs a set amount of work, energy and resources. What we pay for it in cash may – or may not – reflect what went into its making. If we buy cheaply, at a discount store where prices are kept artificially low, then the price is paid by others who have to suffer to make up for the portion of the price we refused to pay. If we allow others to negotiate for costs that leave too small of a margin for fair wages or adequate health concerns, then the price is paid by the destablization of the land and the people and the societies that produce it.

But our bargain hunting gets us nowhere. In the end, we pay the full price, with interest – in wars brought about by people pushed too far, by terrorism and riots sparked by those who feel (often rightly) that their people and their land are being drained of life so that the rest of us can buy or drive cheap toys that we don’t even appreciate, by environmental degradation that affects us all perpetrated by those simply too powerful to be stopped or too poor to care as long as they can eat and live. We must all face the inevitable fact that human suffering doesn’t stop at the suffering human in question, but ripples out to all of us.

No matter what the actual price tag says we pay in full measure for what we buy and use, either in cash or in kind. By choosing to buy less and choose more wisely, we allow ourselves the financial breathing space to afford the better, fairer-priced option, and we step away from supplying the negative cycles of economic hardship. Our actions heal rather than harm, support rather than undermine. And in the end, by working together we can give birth to positive, more equitable cycles where everybody benefits fairly and justly and where everyone gets a chance to demand as well as supply.

Yes, this does mean that we can’t load our carts, our houses and our bodies to overflowing every time we step outside our door. But by choosing quality over quantity, we create better health and a better world for those around us and for ourselves. And that’s priceless.