Let’s look at why we recommend Xero Xero was one of the first platforms built with business owners and users in mind (rather than created for the accountant). It has always been cloud based and Xero are always looking at ways to improve their system. What we love about Xero We love: We use a … Continued
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We have all been warned not to ‘put all your eggs in one basket’ at some point in our lives. A playful warning to simply remind us not to rest all of your opportunity and success in one place! Never truer when it comes to customers for your business and making sure your entire business doesn’t depend … Continued
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Pricing is an art form, and is very dependent on market conditions and your ability to service that market. When costs go up the natural reaction is to say “I need to increase prices” but is this right or even possible sometimes? It’s definitely not “one-size-fits-all”, you don’t price the same way for everything. It … Continued
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Work in progress (WIP) is inventory that has begun the manufacturing process and is no longer included in raw materials inventory, but is not yet a completed product. On a balance sheet, work in progress is considered to be an asset because money has been spent towards a completed product. If you do not know your … Continued
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If you have any concerns about your business or tax affairs in the coming months, please get in touch with us. Business Rates Business rates in England will be updated from 1 April 2023 to reflect changes in property values since the last revaluation in 2017. A package of targeted support has been announced to … Continued
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Following on from Part 1, where we looked at why your business may need finance, the costs and risks of finance and how to position your business as ‘low risk’, in this blog we’ll look at: What are the alternatives to borrowing? There are many options that you can seek before turning to borrowing finance: … Continued
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Let’s talk about cash in your business. As a business owner, there may be times when you think you need to raise finance. This is especially true when cash is tight or starts to dry up. However, there is lots to consider when borrowing money; such as the additional costs and risks to your business. … Continued
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What do people mean when they talk about Markup and Margin? Why is it important to know the difference? And how can you measure them to help get better results in your business?
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