If you’re a small business owner, you’re sure to be aware that business rates here in the UK will undergo a revaluation process by the Valuation Office Agency with the revised rates coming into force beginning on 1st April, 2017. There’s been a lot of misinformation about this process which has led to worry and confusion, especially among smaller business owners who often struggle to maintain a ste
Today we’re going to look at the lean start-up business model which is all about finding a gap in the market in the most efficient manner in terms of the time and money spent on doing so. It’s a way of getting your product or service to market quickly but avoiding the development of a product that nobody wants or will buy. When setting up a new business, it ofte
Small business spending can be classified in different ways on financial statements and today we’re going to take a look at how assets and expenses are treated by both accountants and tax collectors. This will help you to gain a better understanding of the impact of capital spending decisions.
Over the past few weeks, having advised readers how important it is for SMEs to have a business plan when launching a business, we’ve given our you the information and advice that you need to enable you to draw up an effective business plan.
As a business owner here in the UK you may have been avoiding the use of a credit card for your business for any one of several reasons. You may be afraid of running up debts that will make a steady cash flow more difficult to achieve. You may be worried about how the credit card may affect your credit score.
Over the past few weeks, having advised readers how important it is for SMEs to have a business plan when launching a business, we’ve given our you the information and advice that you need to enable you to draw up an effective business plan.
Here at Access Credit Management we like to make sure we bring our readers interesting and relevant news about our industry so once a month we’ll be publishing a News Roundup. This should keep you up to speed with all the important goings on within the sector so that you have a resource that keeps you fully informed of all the latest news. It would be interestin
As we head towards the end of January, the dust from Christmas has now settled and we’re all more or less back to normal. However, with figures showing that more than 40% of parents went into debt over Christmas, some of us may struggle for quite some time to recover from overspending during the Christmas period. Apparently, the average household blew more than £800 on Christmas and, while that might seem like a fairly modest amount to some, it represents a lot of money to households struggling to make ends meet on a monthly basis. Debts can spiral out of
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