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Improving A Business Cashflow

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Improving A Business Cashflow

I am certainly no accounting wizard, but when it comes to having a better cashflow through your business, I have spent a lot of time researching this subject. It is hard to grow your business and invest in new technology or machinery when incoming cash has dried up. That's why I started this blog, to help other small business owners reinvigorate the money moving through the bank account. From dealing with old bad debts to using finance to buy the equipment you need, have a read of the different blog posts I have on this subject. There is information in here which will help you to grow your business to new heights.

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What a Surveyor Will Check for During a Depreciation Report
13 February 2024

When it comes to managing your property investment …

Retirement Planning: 3 Ways a Financial Planner Can Help You
6 October 2021

Many people find themselves unprepared for retirem …

Why Should Businesses Outsource Payroll Services?
24 April 2019

If you own or manage a business, you will agree th …

Should you hire a fully virtual accounting firm for your business?
25 March 2019

Commercial accountants work behind the scenes to c …

A Guide on Public Liability Insurance
13 March 2019

Public liability insurance is a cover that protect …

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What a Surveyor Will Check for During a Depreciation Report

13 February 2024
 Categories: Finance & Money, Blog

When it comes to managing your property investments, staying aware of its current condition and value is crucial. In order to make informed decisions and plan for future maintenance and expenses, many property owners opt for depreciation reports. These reports are conducted by professional surveyors who thoroughly assess the property to determine its depreciation value. If you're considering getting a depreciation report for your property, here are some of the key elements that a surveyor will check for. Read More 

Retirement Planning: 3 Ways a Financial Planner Can Help You

6 October 2021
 Categories: , Blog

Many people find themselves unprepared for retirement because they don't think about it or plan until it's too late. The thought of retiring may be frightening and overwhelming. For some, these feelings lead them to do nothing at all. For others, these feelings lead them towards unnecessary risk-taking that jeopardizes their future income levels and quality of life in old age. Read on to discover how a financial planner can help you to prepare for retirement. Read More 

Why Should Businesses Outsource Payroll Services?

24 April 2019
 Categories: , Blog

If you own or manage a business, you will agree that a company cannot function optimally without accounting services. One of these key commercial tax accountant services every company requires involves preparing the employee payrolls. Paying your workers involves more than providing a cheque on the payday. Irrespective of your business, managing payroll entails multiple responsibilities that must be met on time and accurately. These responsibilities include withholding employee taxes, issuing tax forms, calculating each employee's remuneration, paying withholdings to the state, handling disability and family leave assessments, as well as managing the worker's retirement contributions and health plans. Read More 

Should you hire a fully virtual accounting firm for your business?

25 March 2019
 Categories: Finance & Money, Blog

Commercial accountants work behind the scenes to clean your books and to ensure that your business remains compliant with all reporting regulations. With advancements in technology, many accounting firms now use software to perform their duties. Gone are the days where piles of paperwork would need to be shipped from your business to the accounting firm offices. And with the development of cloud services, some accounting firms have also abolished the concept of a physical office altogether. Read More 

A Guide on Public Liability Insurance

13 March 2019
 Categories: Finance & Money, Blog

Public liability insurance is a cover that protects your business from injury and property damage claims made by third parties such as clients, suppliers and passers-by. Below is a short guide on public liability insurance.  Who needs public liability insurance?  Every business that interacts with members of the public should have a public liability cover. Although accidents are not common, a single lawsuit could bankrupt your company. Your business needs public liability insurance if: Read More