Startup Q&A
Should we use ADP for bookkeeping for our small startup or hire a CPA?
CEO and Founder of Kruze Consulting
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Hi! I’m a CPA and I help over 650+ startups.
You’ll want to go with a payroll processor since their software is optimized for efficiency and greatly reduces the possibility of human error. I’ve tried dozens of payroll processors, and we usually recommend Gusto and Rippling for most of our clients.
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