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Imposter Syndrome is characterized by a persistent feeling of inadequacy, despite evidence of your competence and accomplishments.

Running a business will always mean incurring certain expenses, or ‘spend’.

Tax planning is a strategic approach to managing your business’ financial affairs, with the aim of legally minimizing your tax liability.

Spend management is all about getting in control of your expenses – and, where possible, aiming to reduce the level of costs and overheads that you incur as a company.

Modern accounting firms are far more interested in helping you with your financial performance, your business strategy and offering flexible value-add services that put you in better control of your finances.

Getting a good grasp of your cash flow can do wonders for your business, maximising profit and minimising loss of time, money, and sanity. It’s more simple to do than people think — especially if you have a solid business plan.

Showcasing testimonials and written or video case studies is a great way to do that because prospective customers are less inclined to believe what you, as a business, have to say.

What will you do differently this year to enable your business to thrive? Conducting a past-year review with our experienced advisors will provide valuable insights for this year’s goal-setting.

It takes a lot to start a business. Few business owners start with exit in mind. You start with a dream and the tenacity to make it real, and make it grow. When do you start thinking about what you want to happen when you retire?

Owning a building works best if your business is well-established, you have money to invest, and you’re taking a long-term approach – it can take many years for this decision to pay for itself.

A business mentor can provide guidance and support, so you make the right decisions and stay focused on the end goal as a business owner.

Finding the skilled employees you need, and keeping them in the business, is vital for driving innovation and growth over the coming years