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Contract work with TechBrot, answered.
The questions independent bookkeepers, QuickBooks ProAdvisors, CPAs and EAs ask before applying to work with TechBrot as vetted contractors under TechBrot’s supervision and review. All client work today is delivered directly by TechBrot; this page describes the terms any contract work runs on. Nothing here is a job offer, and no figures are promised that are not written into an agreement first.
TechBrot contracts vetted independent bookkeepers for defined work on its own engagements. The work happens inside the client’s own QuickBooks Online file, against a written scope, and is reviewed by TechBrot’s founder, a QuickBooks ProAdvisor, before it reaches the client. The client relationship, the pricing and the scope stay with TechBrot; you stay an independent business and set your own capacity. The fee for your part of each engagement is stated in writing before any work starts. All client work today is delivered directly by TechBrot.
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Contract work with TechBrot, in five questions.
What does a contractor do for TechBrot?
Defined bookkeeping work on a TechBrot engagement, inside the client’s own QuickBooks Online file, against a written scope. TechBrot keeps the client relationship, the pricing and the scoping.
Who reviews the work?
TechBrot’s founder, a QuickBooks ProAdvisor, reviews every engagement before it reaches the client — TechBrot’s own work included.
Is any client work delivered by contractors today?
TechBrot may use vetted independent contractors working under its supervision and review. All client work today is delivered directly by TechBrot.
How is pay set?
In writing, per assignment, before the work starts. TechBrot does not publish contractor rates and does not bill assignments by the hour.
Do I need a ProAdvisor certification?
Valued, not required. Current hands-on QuickBooks Online experience on client files is required. A certification you claim is verified in Intuit’s public ProAdvisor directory; it belongs to you as a person and is never stated as TechBrot’s.
What the work is, who checks it, how you are paid, and how it ends.
The full answers are in the FAQ below. The work-with-TechBrot page has the application steps and the criteria.
The work
Defined bookkeeping tasks on a TechBrot engagement — reconciliations, categorisation, cleanup and catch-up work, month-end schedules — inside the client’s own QuickBooks Online file, against a written scope with a due date.
Supervision and review
TechBrot scopes the work and TechBrot’s founder, a QuickBooks ProAdvisor, reviews it before it reaches the client. Review notes say what to change and why.
Pay
The fee for your part of an engagement is written into the assignment before any work starts. No hourly meter, no published rate card, no figure promised outside an agreement.
Independence and exit
You remain an independent business with your own clients and your own capacity. Either side can end the agreement in writing; open assignments are finished or handed back, and nothing about the client leaves with you.
The questions independent bookkeepers ask most.
Who is contract work with TechBrot for?
What exactly would I be doing?
Does TechBrot review my work before the client sees it?
How and when am I paid?
What does the application involve?
Does TechBrot accept everyone who applies?
Can I keep my own clients?
How is client data handled?
How does the agreement end?
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The application takes a few minutes. A fit call follows if the work matches; verification and a written contractor agreement come before any assignment. Free to apply, no obligation, and an honest answer either way.