What are your numbers actually telling you?
Most owners find out how the month went several weeks after it ended. Three questions and you'll know which of those you are — on this page.
Is your business actually telling you anything?
Three questions about the numbers you run the business on, and what your answers mean.
When did you last see your numbers?
Do you know what tax you owe next?
If a big invoice went unpaid, when would you notice?
We will send the written version with what to fix first, or book a call if you would rather talk.
Why timeliness, tax and debtors
Timeliness, tax and debtors. A business that's late on all three is flying blind, and it usually doesn't find out until the money has gone. A business on top of all three can make decisions while they still count.
Then start there.
Whichever of these sounds most like you — each one ends in something you can use today.
“I don’t know what tax I’ll owe”
Put this year’s figures in and see the bill before it arrives.
Work it out →“I can never get hold of my accountant”
What switching actually involves, and when in the year to do it.
See how switching works →“We’re getting close to VAT registration”
Where the threshold leaves you, and what changes the day you cross it.
Check the threshold →“I’m taking on staff for the first time”
Payroll, pensions and the deadlines that catch people out.
See the first-hire list →“I don’t know how to pay myself”
Salary, dividends, and the split that leaves most in your pocket.
Compare the split →“I just want a price”
Answer a few questions and see your monthly fee on the page. The proposal goes to your inbox at the same time.
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