Steve Carroll 
What you’ll need to set up a limited company There are many factors to consider when setting up a limited company; we have compiled a checklist and relevant links to support the process. A company name Directors & a company secretary Shareholders and identify people with significant control, (PSC) Memorandum of Association and Articles of … Read more
The Coronavirus Job Retention Scheme Ends 30th September 2021… HMRC’s Coronavirus Job Retention Scheme, more commonly known as Furlough, is coming to an end on 30th September 2021. This means that the government will no longer partially fund any employees who you have put on furlough, to retain their job when trade has been disrupted … Read more
Trying to raise funds for your Business can be exciting and daunting in equal measure. On the one hand, a successful application means business growth and a promising future, on the other, rejection can mean setbacks, leaving you feeling dejected and your business in limbo. Raising Capital can take many forms, including straight forward bank … Read more
Cash is king. Even in business. A cash flow forecast can make or break your business. With a solid forecast, you’re in control, able to make informed decisions about the immediate, mid and long term future, based on predictions that will help you spot new opportunities and pitfalls. A good cash flow is vital for … Read more
Two types of cashflow forecast There is sometimes confusion about what a cashflow forecast is trying to achieve. There are two types: a short term weekly cash flow forecast, looking around twelve weeks ahead and then a longer term, monthly forecast, generally projecting over one to three years. Weekly Forecast A weekly or daily cash … Read more
A cashflow forecast is different to a profit forecast. Understanding the difference can be the difference between success and failure in a business. You can make a profit but loose cash. You can be generating cash but not be making a profit. Why just a cashflow forecast or just a profit forecast is incomplete Let’s … Read more