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Running a solo bookkeeping or accounting practice is rewarding but comes with unique challenges, especially when it comes to managing unexpected disruptions. Unlike larger firms that have teams to fall back on, solo bookkeepers bear the full weight of their business and

• client responsibilities. This means that if you face a sudden medical emergency, family crisis, or any unforeseen event, your clients’ financial operations—and your income—could be at risk.
• In this comprehensive guide, we’ll explore how you can build a robust business continuity plan tailored specifically for solo bookkeepers and accountants. By following a practical five-step framework, you can protect your business, maintain client trust, and secure your revenue even when life throws a curveball.

Why Business Continuity Planning Matters for Solo Bookkeepers

Imagine this scenario: Precision Ledger Bookkeeping, a one-person operation handling 25 small business clients,

• faces an unexpected crisis when the owner is involved in a serious car accident requiring emergency surgery. With no prior preparation, clients’ payrolls, invoices, and tax docume