Kick off the new financial year by discovering who your profitable customers are and gently shed the loss makers. Chris Ridd, managing director of small business accounting software provider Xero, explains how.
There are so many apps that can help your business run more smoothly and free up some time for you to focus on what you do best. Here are a couple of essential ones to invest in if you’re looking to lessen your accounting and bookkeeping burden.
The end of the financial year is closing in, which means SMBs across the country are on the hunt for missing receipts before their annual visit to the accountant. Year-end doesn’t need to be so taxing though, as a couple of new technologies change the way businesses handle their annual returns.
The rise of cloud computing, social networking and mobile applications in the past couple of years has turned doing business on its head. Ordering software on CD and installing it on employee machines is a thing of the past. But for many business owners the sheer saturation of products available makes choosing the right technologies hard.
If you’d like to find out whether cloud accounting really will be heaven for your small business, Dynamic Business has found a must-attend free seminar for Sydney-based business owners.
Cloud accounting enables small business owners to keep their finger on the financial pulse of their business in the same way a large corporation would – and better still, it’s available anytime and anywhere they’re online.
To help small businesses manage their finances on the fly, Xero has developed a free smartphone application for download from the Apple App Store.
Saasu is taking the fight to Xero and MYOB in the online accounting software market with the launch of a new version of its most popular product, Saasu ‘Accountants Edition’.
Global online accounting system provider Xero has today announced that it has chosen Akamai as the online technology provider for the New Zealand based company.
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