Seasonal dips in income can be highly challenging when you’re a small business. But there are proactive ways to predict, plan for and overcome these dips in revenue.
Reduce your debtor days and improve cashflow. Cashflow is vital for sustaining business viability. Here are ten things you can do to reduce payment times?
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Did you know that you still have to pay tax on your debtors, even if you haven’t yet collected them? This is because you pay tax on your sales figures, whether you’ve collected the cash or not. So, how do you collect your debtors faster?
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Small businesses are particularly vulnerable in tough economic times. We can help with strategies for healthy cash flow, so you can continue to thrive.
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We all know that cash is king when it comes to business success, but what exactly is ‘working capital’ and how does this financial metric help measure the health of your business?
Lockdown has been tough and continues to impact businesses. For some, it uncovered new priorities though. What lessons did you learn from this enforced period of business shutdown?
We know that you invest more than simply time and money into your business. So, how do you get more clarity around your future plans? And how do you work on the short-term future of the business, when sales, income and cash are in short supply?
It’s not easy to request payment right now, but it is important to keep cash flowing into your business so you can cover expenses and meet your obligations to others.
Inventory management is incredibly important in retail and proper inventory management can be the difference between a lost sale and a lifelong customer.
A cash flow forecast is an important tool for business planning. And right now, understanding the cash coming in and going out of your business is vital.
Need help with cash flow or emergency funding? We’ll help you crunch the cashflow numbers and access the best funding – removing some of the worry during these testing times.
The outbreak of the Covid-19 virus is having a huge effect on employers. The Fair Work Ombudsman has provided guidance about workplace entitlements and obligations.
Gift cards and vouchers now have a mandatory three-year minimum expiry period and a ban on post-purchase fees. Have you updated your terms and conditions on cards and vouchers?
Are you confident in reading and understanding your profit and loss statement? Would you like to know more about the relationship between costs and revenue to make better business decisions?
Business growth doesn’t need to mean more risk, more hours and more headaches. To be successful, start by identifying the opportunities for growth in your business and industry.
Not all business owners want to grow their business. Some may just want more control. Afterall, your business is there to serve you; you shouldn’t be a slave to it.
Are you grinding away in your business waiting for rewards that will enable you to be a better parent/partner/friend? Stop! Be that better person now. Let it drive what you do and what you have.
Does your office inspire productivity? A great workspace is about keeping your people happy, productive and working towards the key goals of your business. It also helps to build your brand with customers.
It’s essential that you regularly review your business’s systems and have clearly documented processes in place - for consistency, efficiency, and so that you can delegate more responsibilities to your team.
Holiday breaks are a time to re-charge for the year ahead. However, for business owners, this time can be stressful without careful cash-flow planning.
Looking for a little more work-life balance? Sometimes it seems impossible when you are in the thick of it. The following ideas might help provide some light at the end of the tunnel.
It can be a big decision to commit to having a new member but the right person will help drive your business forward or give you more time in your day.
Closing your business. Are you considering closing your business? Or have you recently sold your business? If so, do you know what your obligations are?