Category: Business Advisory
- The difference between directing and leadingThere are 10 departments in every business, no matter how small. These are: Many business owners control multiple departments. Imagine each department has a hat – worn by the single leader of each department. Many business owners wear multiple hats. The secret to the success of your organisation structure is to understand the key differences…
- Interest ratesInterest rates…it looks like the increases will keep coming, so it’s important to get on top of your cashflow and implement some interest rate strategies. Contact us if you would like to find out more.
- Balance SheetIf your sales were to drop 20-30% overnight, how confident are you that your business would survive? Ewen takes you through three main areas in your balance sheet that must be maintained to survive any downturn you might face in this short video.
- Labour ShortagesGlenn explains what Sharp Accounting is advising clients with the current staff and skills shortages in this short video.
- What do you want from your business?Do you remember why you went into business? In this short video, Glenn shares how Sharp Accounting can help you get clear and focused back on your business and why this is so important.
- Reasons for poor cashflow: number 7If current sales levels can’t support your overheads and other cash demands, your business isn’t viable in its current state. Ewen explains how Sharp Accounting can help you develop a plan to increase your sales and hold you accountable to do so in this short video.
- Understanding Working CapitalCash is oxygen for your business and measuring working capital is your regular health check to keep your business alive; especially in turbulent times. Glenn explains how Sharp Accounting can identify strategies to increase your working capital in this short video.
- Reasons for poor cashflow: number 5Don’t let poor margins destroy your cashflow and working capital. Ewen explains how small changes can have a massive impact on your gross profit margin and put more cash in your bank account, in this short video.
- The sixth cause of poor cashflow – overheads are too highThis isn’t typically a place where you’ll find a lot of wastage. Our experience is that business owners are very careful about managing their expenses, and the smaller the business is, the truer that statement is. Having said that, as a business grows, so do the layers of hierarchy. Management control can deteriorate and the…
- Profit vs CashWondering why all of your profit is not in your bank account? Glenn explains the difference between profit and cash in this short video.
- Reasons for poor cashflow: number 3Are your stock levels stifling cashflow in your business? Low stock turn means full shelves and an empty bank account. We can help you unlock more cash in your business cashflow.
- Reasons for poor cashflow: number 4The right debt and capital structure makes a huge difference to the cashflow in your business. We can help you prepare a Cashflow Forecast and make simple changes to give you more cash.