u/MasterOfVariance

Will be mainly used for upskilling/bookkeeping.
For:
Excel; Web-based software (Xero,QBO,etc); Light Gaming; Light Video Editing

Specs: minimum of 16gb ram/512gb ssd
Budget: 40-50k pesos

Wala jud koy makit an sa fb basin naa moy nahibaw-an.

Good for 1 (Male)
Budget: 3-4k
Naay parkingan motor
Bahalag di kaayu dako basta naay space for desk setup and mas nindot if naa wifi or kusog signal.
Preferably near COGON.

Thanks

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Hi everyone,

I’m an internal auditor with a little over 2 years of experience in financial audits, reconciliations, variance analysis, and internal control reviews across a diversified conglomerate. I currently lead a small audit sub-team (3 members).

Recently, I’ve started transitioning toward cloud accounting and bookkeeping. I just completed the Xero Advisor Certification (Levels 1, 2, and 3). I already have exposure to ERP software (Microsoft Dynamics NAV) kaya medyo easy lang ang pag learn ng Xero.

I’m exploring whether this path is realistic for moving into cloud accounting / bookkeeping / management accounting roles, especially for AU/NZ clients or remote setups.

A few things I’d like honest input on:

• Is an internal audit background actually valued in cloud accounting/bookkeeping roles, or is it seen as unrelated?
• What roles should I realistically target first (bookkeeper, assistant accountant, AP/AR, etc.)?
• How competitive is the PH market for AU/NZ outsourced accounting work right now?
• What skills or certifications would actually make a difference at this stage (aside from Xero)?

I’m still employed in internal audit, so I’m trying to transition carefully and build the right foundation before making any big move.

Appreciate any honest advice or reality checks from people already in the field.