Looking for how to replace an in-house bookkeeper

The risky month is the one nobody owns. The list below is how the ownership moves.

Access before the last day

Bank and card access, the software login, the payroll desk's reports, and a note of which accounts the bookkeeper alone understood. Those move before the last day, not after. Passwords that live in one person's head are the gap.

What you tell the bookkeeper is yours to say. This page does not script a resignation conversation. It names the file that has to survive it.

The mark is the questions that live in one head. No employee's name is printed.
See the handover a Tax CFO writes
Book a Tax CFO handover call

Ask for a changeover around the last day

If they have already left, the read starts from what access remains. The call says which logins are missing.

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