Your business has now matured into a thriving company with a place in the market and loyal customers. Sales growth is not explosive but manageable. Business life has become more routine.
Challenge: It is far too easy to rest on your laurels during this life stage. You have worked hard and have earned a rest but the marketplace is relentless and competitive. Stay focused on the bigger picture. Issues like the economy, competitors or changing customer tastes can quickly end all you have work for.
How we can help: An established life cycle company will be focused on improvement and productivity. To compete in an established market, you will require better business practices along with automation and outsourcing to improve productivity. Below are a list of the services we can provide that help improve efficiency and productivity.
- employed or self employed
- partnership agreements
- choosing your accounting date
- the construction industry scheme
- an introduction to the tax system for the self employed
- insuring your business
- the national minimum wage
- don't fall into the credit trap
- could your business survive without you
- the law and directors responsibility
- tax and the company car
- benefits in kind and expenses payment
- statutory records
- getting the timing right
- an introduction to corporation tax saving tips
- how to gain the most out of your accounting records
- company bonus or dividend
- capital allowances
- industrial building allowance
- IR35
- PAYE
- employing your spouse
- tax free gifts to staff
- don’t pay to much national insurance
- minimising the risk of employeer compliance visits
- employing workers from an eu member state
- benefits in kind and non taxable benefits
- dispense with dispensibles
- employed or self employed
- child tax credit and working tax credit
- how to stay competitive
- is your business as healthy as it appears
- get results through outsourcing
- benchmarking not just a large company concern
- can you cut your interest payments
- improve your debt collections
- how to protect your business when your customers go under
- how would the euro effect your business
- alternative ways of extracting profit
- small can be beautifull
- how to protect your business against fraud
- tax treatment of mobile phones and computers
- new rights for working parents
- is your business age positive
- measuring employee effectiveness
- reducing the cost of stress
- an internet use policy
- dismissing your staff
- are you delegating correctly
- effective time management
- reducing a high turnover of staff
- making the most of staff appraisals
- exit interviews
- getting your best staff involved in training
- online banking and your business
- getting started with e-commerce
- b2b the real e-business
- maximise the effectiveness of your website
- keeping an electronic eye on your competitors
- handling e-mails
- proper virus protection
- the value of outsourcing
- cut your utility costs
- dealing with employee absence
- employee share schemes
- improving productivity
- reduce the wage bill
- how to increase your profit
- staying on your feet
- internal controls help crack fraud
- cash accounting scheme
- flat rate scheme
- recovering vat on staff expenses
- group VAT registration
- VAT fuel scale charges
- bad debt relief
- VAT do's and don'ts
- income tax planning
- capital gains tax
- dividend v bonuses
- giving to charity
- tax planning - don't let the tail wag the dog
- funding your childrens education
- investment strategies
- family strategies
- business strategies
- Research & Development
- buy to let properties
- capital gains tax and EIS relief
- saving and investment allowances
- VCT and EIS
