Cashflow & Finance
Below are our 9 articles in the 'cashflow & finance' category:
Operating your business will mean consuming resources. Ensuring you get the best deal from your suppliers will give you a positive impact on your business's profitability. However, you shouldn't ...
The latest research into the value of late payments in the UK makes for stark reading. Small businesses across the country are owed a staggering £18 billion. In the South East alone, small ...
Running your business means you have two types of costs: The first are fixed costs such as your employee’s salaries and the rent you pay for your premise. The second type of cost is variable ...
An accountant is an essential component of every small business. Audited accounts must be produced by any business turning over more than £5.6 million pounds and submitted to HM Revenue & Customs ...
Small businesses have a finite amount of money to spend on plant and machinery that is required to operate the enterprise. Buying an asset such as a computer outright can at first glance seem the ...
One of the main foundations of a successful business is a steady flow of cash through the enterprise. Even though your business may trade on credit terms, you still need to ensure that the ...
With the daily pressures of running a small business, considering your position when you retire is often not on your agenda. But with changes to the pension rules just around the corner, now is ...
From time-to-time every business needs to raise extra finance. This can be for a wide variety of reasons. Perhaps you want to buy new plant and machinery, or investigate moving into a new market. ...
To ensure your business has a long and profitable life it's essential that you understand the basic financial management techniques that will give you the tools to operate your enterprise on a ...
