Tag: Small Business Accounting

Cashflow is essential to small business. But what do you do when the bank turns you down? Forget the bank – why not just lend yourself the money?

Depreciation has been made simpler for small business in the 2012-13 income year. There are three primary changes and they may impact your timing of asset purchases.

You can’t do it all, so take this advice from the billionaire entrepreneur on how to share the responsibility of managing your company’s finances.

Fixed costs can be a killer in any business – they can creep into any organisation slowly and choke it like a pervasive weed. Here’s how one specialist suggests you manage these difficult expenses.

The most unexpected areas of overspending for a small and growing business.

Remember – time is money! What’s the cost to your business if you have to spend 30 hours a month of your time on your bookkeeping? With this in mind, follow these 9 steps and you’ll be well on track to choosing the right accounting solution for your business.

Cashflow finance speeds up cashflow during times of growth, business acquisitions or seasonal sales cycles to help a business reach its full potential. Here’s how to decide if it’s right for your business.

Whether you’re making decisions about how much stock to order, what extra promotional activity should be undertaken or if you can afford to pay an employee more money, reporting plays a vital role in understanding the impact any choice has on your bottom line and cashflow.

New research from the University of Technology Sydney has revealed the state of play in small business, and offers some lessons for SME owners to learn from.

Establishing solid corporate and accounting strategies from the start is critical when launching a business. Consider this advice to get off on the right financial foot.