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How do you know the problems you’re having aren’t signs of potential business collapse?

The warning signs of potential corporate collapse are often misread as normal business teething problems. It's important to be aware of the difference!

Looking for cash?

If you need cash for your Wolverhampton business, consider this!

Where trying to save money can cost you dearly

Most business owners are doing all they can to save money right now. Many do so by taking the bulk of their drawings from their company by way of a dividend. There are real drawbacks to taking dividends from a weakened company. Small business thinking that they can what monies they like from their company how and when they want and somehow backfill later, deferring the paperwork to their accountant. To do so is very risky indeed.

What does the future hold for companies in Time to Pay Arrangements with HMRC

July 19, 2010 Posted in: General,Managing your cash flows
ICAEW chief questions the Treasury on Time to Pay backlog

10 tips for surviving the recession

June 8, 2010 Posted in: General,Managing your cash flows
These are my top tips for surviving the recession: Be brutally honest with yourself – be honest about the state of the business, do not pretend all in the garden is rosey when it isn’t; Have a robust business plan – set clear, achievable, goals and have a well defined plan for achieving them.  Stick ...

HMRC Business Payments Scheme

This article is written for directors of companies looking to enter into time to pay arrangements with HMRC. Whatever the outcome of the election, HMRC can be expected to continue to support businesses through time to pay arrangements agreed under its Business Payment Support Scheme. The Scheme has undoubtedly had a good measure of success, ...

HMRC’s Business Payments Scheme

April 7, 2010 Posted in: Managing your cash flows
What directors of businesses need to know about HMRC's Business Payment Support Scheme

My business is struggling: should I merge with another?

Most small businesses in the UK operate in a continually marginal state, sometimes making a small profit, sometimes not.  They lack the infrastructure, financial, marketing and other resources necessary to improve their lot.  Many businesses are looking for opportunities to improve their lot through acquisition, merger or just being in the right place at the right time to pick up something cheaply.  ...