What do you need to consider when thinking about registering for VAT
Here we look at several areas of your business that ...

Many business owners would agree that their finances are an important part of their business.

Unfortunately, many people still see accountancy as a cross between watching paint dry and going to the dentist.Why is this and what ...

Managing your business' cash can be tricky.

Work is coming in but there doesn't seem to be as much money in the bank as you'd expect.

Here we explore why this can happen and ...

Blogging for your business can be a big commitment.

It can be hard to show any real benefit at the start.

However, here are someways I've found it has helped ....

Many business owners feel disconnected from their annual accounts.

Why is this? Who uses them? How could .....

Payments on Account can come as a shock to many new business owners.

Here we look at Payments on Account and what to watch for...

Many people leave their tax returns to the last minute. But, what are the actual benefits of doing your tax return earlier?

How can it help you with .....

Return On Investment (ROI) is often used by investors and big corporations.

Can this be of use to a small business? What can a .....

Every wondered why the tax year starts on the 6th April?

There is actually some kind of reasoning behind it ....

Wondering what the new changes to the Flat Rate Scheme are?

Here's a quick guide to what they are, who they affect and what you can do .....

Assuming you’ve decided to set up a new company, how do you go about it? 

When looking for an accountant people often start looking locally. However, the ways in which we can work and collaborate are constantly changing. Should this affect how you select an accountant?

What factors should be considered ....

If Income is the life and soul of the party, Trade Debtors are the damp squib…

Upon giving someone a quote, I received the following response:

"Isn't that expensive? Don't you just have to stick in a few numbers?"

I want to address are the horror stories small organisations have when it comes to opening a business bank account.

It's often said that what gets measured improves.  What about the more intangible things though?  How do you measure those?

What about trust?  Is there a metric to measure this?  I'd suggest that there is: Turnover.