Most people in business can identify with this image at some point in the life cycle of their business. We all did it! Sitting at home (usually at night) crunching numbers on spreadsheets to see how many sales we might…
Many businesses have been heavily impacted by the corona virus pandemic and are surviving through the receipt of various government subsidies. These subsidies have been a welcome lifeline, but they are of limited duration.
The only certainty that’s emerging throughout this crisis, is that we all need to learn to live with uncertainty!
Uncertainty doesn’t have to mean being unprepared. It means we need to consider several potential scenarios and be prepared to cope, as well as possible, with each.
Perhaps the best place to start is with the ‘worst case scenario’, so that you can build from there to cope with the worst, best and most likely scenarios.
The only certainty that’s emerging throughout this crisis, is that we all need to learn to live with uncertainty!
Uncertainty doesn’t have to mean being unprepared. It means we need to consider several potential scenarios and be prepared to cope, as well as possible, with each.
Perhaps the best place to start is with the ‘worst case scenario’, so that you can build from there to cope with the worst, best and most likely scenarios.
We share our secrets for achieving a smooth and successful end of year so that your business rounds off the year with more cash in the bank and less stress in your life.
If you rely on winning tenders or quotes for your business, this information shared by our CFOs (Chief Financial Officers), who have helped their clients win some very large jobs, could be extremely valuable.
We’ve come up with 10 tips to ensure you get maximum value here: Sit down with your Virtual CFO and have a high level conversation about what you want to achieve in your business in terms of business growth, improved…
Error free financial information is vital to running any size of business. Larger businesses have the luxury of teams of accounting staff to steer them in the right direction. Smaller businesses have to rely on themselves and advice from accountants…
