Virtual CFO Services: Do I need a full-time accountant?
I'm too big to do the books myself but too small for a $150k-a-year CFO. What's the middle ground?
5 Views

I'm too big to do the books myself but too small for a $150k-a-year CFO. What's the middle ground?
That’s a really common growth-stage problem. Once revenue picks up, DIY bookkeeping isn’t sustainable, but a full-time $150k CFO doesn’t make sense either. The middle ground is usually outsourced bookkeeping plus a part-time or virtual CFO arrangement. That gives you proper reporting, cash flow forecasting, budgeting and strategic input without the full-time salary cost. I’d look for an Accounting Firm that offers advisory and virtual CFO services alongside compliance, so you get forward-looking insight and financial oversight scaled to your business size and budget.