Bookkeeping Express partners with Intelligent Office

Bookkeeping Express has teamed with Intelligent Office to provide accounting services to small businesses in the D.C. area.

This is the first partnership in the area for the McLean-based bookkeeping company, which was acquired last year by Merritt Green, Bob Stocker and Greg Jones.

The owners moved the 20-year-old bookkeeping company's headquarters from California, and aligned the company with the American Institute of Professional Bookkeepers in Rockville. They plan to launch a national franchise system later this month.

Intelligent Office, a virtual office base that offers remote receptionist services, will provide bookkeeping services to its 800 small business clients in the D.C. area through the new partnership. Services include accounts payable and receivable, monthly reporting, and bank reconciliation.

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Bookkeeping Express partners with Intelligent Office

Bookkeeping Express has teamed with Intelligent Office to provide accounting services to small businesses in the D.C. area.

This is the first partnership in the area for the McLean-based bookkeeping company, which was acquired last year by Merritt Green, Bob Stocker and Greg Jones.

The owners moved the 20-year-old bookkeeping company's headquarters from California, and aligned the company with the American Institute of Professional Bookkeepers in Rockville. They plan to launch a national franchise system later this month.

Intelligent Office, a virtual office base that offers remote receptionist services, will provide bookkeeping services to its 800 small business clients in the D.C. area through the new partnership. Services include accounts payable and receivable, monthly reporting, and bank reconciliation.

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Payrolls in October Grew by 166,000

Employers added twice as many new jobs to their ranks than expected in October, an encouraging sign that the nation's employment climate is not cracking under the stress of a deepening housing slump.

The Labor Department reported Friday that the nation's payrolls grew by a net 166,000, the most in five months. The unemployment rate didn't budge at 4.7 percent, a figure considered low by historical standards.

Job gains were logged at schools, hospitals, bars and restaurants, hotels and motels, temporary-help firms, legal services, accounting and bookkeeping companies, the government and other places.

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