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FrequentlyAsked Questions
What does a travel accountant do?
A travel accountant handles the financial operations of travel agencies and tour companies—managing commissions, booking revenue, supplier payments, travel reimbursements, and compliance with travel-related taxes and licensing.
What is travel agency accounting?
Travel agency accounting involves recording, organizing, and analyzing financial transactions related to bookings, commissions, package sales, and service fees, while staying compliant with domestic and international travel regulations.
Which accounting software is best for travel agencies?
QuickBooks Online and Xero are top cloud-based options. Zoho Books, FreshBooks, and Wave work well for smaller agencies.
NetSuite is preferred for complex or large travel businesses.
NetSuite is preferred for complex or large travel businesses.
How much does an accountant for a travel business cost?
Junior bookkeeper: $40–$100/hour Experienced CPA: $150–$400/hour
Prices vary depending on location, size of your agency, and the complexity of your revenue streams.
Prices vary depending on location, size of your agency, and the complexity of your revenue streams.
What does a bookkeeper do for a travel agency?
Bookkeepers track and categorize transactions, manage accounts receivable/payable, and prepare monthly financial statements. They often work with accountants for tax prep and strategic planning.
What to Look for in a Travel Accountant
Multi-stream revenue expertise: Can they handle commissions, packages, and third-party bookings?
Regulatory knowledge: Are they familiar with ATOL, ABTA, or IATA requirements?
Cash flow planning: Do they understand seasonal swings and how to plan for them?
Tax complexity: Can they support international travel taxes, occupancy tax, and promotional tax filings?
Tourism-specific insights: Are they tracking margins by itinerary, location, or service type?
Regulatory knowledge: Are they familiar with ATOL, ABTA, or IATA requirements?
Cash flow planning: Do they understand seasonal swings and how to plan for them?
Tax complexity: Can they support international travel taxes, occupancy tax, and promotional tax filings?
Tourism-specific insights: Are they tracking margins by itinerary, location, or service type?
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