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How to Regain Control Over Your Business Finances

Updated: Nov 11, 2020

It's so easy to get overwhelmed when it comes to business finances. We get it, perhaps more than anyone. However, it certainly doesn't have to be that way. By following the tips in this blog, we hope you are able to regain control so you can feel calm and content when dealing with your business finances.



Hire an Accountant


Our first tip is the most straightforward path to take to reduce financial overwhelm. It's so simple yet you can rest assured knowing your business finances are well taken care of.


The value of an accountant not only comes from taking bookkeeping off your plate, but it also comes in with the rich knowledge that they bring to the table. Tax planning and advice can be of great use for a business of any size as it injects cash back into your business.


If you'd like to book in for a no-obligation consultation over a virtual cuppa, please get in touch by sending an email to office@bctaccountants.co.uk or giving us a call on 01423 431889.


Break it down


The best step to take to regain control over your finances by yourself? Break it down.


This might be a time consuming job but it's going to be one to transform your relationship with your business finances for the better. It's all about getting your assets and liabilities down on paper in one place so you can keep a firm grip on your accounts.


So open up your laptop and that spreadsheet, it's time to dive in.


Use Tech Tools


If you've been following us for a while, you'll know that we're a big fan of using tools and tech to smooth out the accounting process and give you the power to stay in control of your finances. These are going to help you streamline the process so you can dramatically improve your productivity so you can get back to doing what you do best.


Two of our favourite tools are Recieptbank and Xero. These are our go-to's, apps we recommend to nearly all of our clients as they save so much time and energy.


 

For more information and advice, get in touch with Catherine today. Give her a call on 01423 431889 or email catherine@bctaccountants.co.uk.

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