
How To Deal With Late Payments
If you are struggling with consistently late payments from customers and could use some easy ways to prevent the impact that unpaid invoices have on your business, read on to […] more»
If you are struggling with consistently late payments from customers and could use some easy ways to prevent the impact that unpaid invoices have on your business, read on to […] more»
A purchase order outlines to a vendor or supplier exactly what the purchaser needs, when they need it by, how much it is going to cost and when payment should be made. more»
While the world is constantly changing, probably at a faster pace now than ever before, businesses need to manage cash flow and costs to drive success in uncertain times, says Matthew Thorpe, partner at Haines Watts Essex... more»
It is estimated that the self-employed market contributes 275 billion to the UK economy.Freelancers and contractors play a vital role in helping businesses to deliver their product or service, with […] more»
Does anyone ever enjoy doing their taxes? Unless you’re an accountant, the answer is probably no. However, accountant or not, as the owner of a small business, the tax burden […] more»
As new figures reveal that bad debt is contributing to an SME insolvency boom, we reveal eight survival tips to help business owners boost their cash flow. more»
Only 4.7% of the businesses pay all their invoices within 30 days and it's ruining lives for freelancers and small business owners. The top 35 worst offending businesses for late payments in the UK include household names like E.ON and Thomas Cook. more»
It is not uncommon for a new enterprise to barely break even in its first year, but working a second job to boost cash flow is not always a practical option. Here are two alternative ways to inject more money into your new business. more»
It doesnt matter how big or successful a business is, running one well is hard work. Whether you're a startup or big hitter, things can go wrong and sometimes things simply don't work out. more»
One bad debt or a few bad months could set your business towards a negative spiral of being constantly behind. However, there are things which can be done to help a company prepare for cash flow issues and tackle the problems as they hit the business. more»