As a business owner, you’ll need to stay informed about your finances and your financial situation. You do this through bookkeeping. Bookkeeping is the process of recording transactions in your […]
Running a successful business is a juggling act between cash coming in and cash going out. If you’ve built up a cash reserve, you’ll be better able to stay in […]
Every small business owner knows how challenging it is to cut down expenses without somehow compromising internal or external quality. Regardless of the nature of your business, the first step […]
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With the potential for business life to return to something resembling normal, it’s a good idea to take a look at your budget and see where you may need to […]
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Resolution – the quality of being determined or resolute So what are your new financial year resolutions for your business in 2021/22? Are you determined to make a change this […]
What Are Expense Reimbursements? Expense reimbursements are refunds given to your team when they’ve used their personal money on business-related expenses. Common types of expense reimbursements include: Travel and Kilometres […]
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Keeping track of sales, earnings, expenses, and purchases is fundamental to the overall health and sustainability of your business. Effective bookkeeping produces the data you need to evaluate your current […]
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Get paid faster Cashflow can be a struggle. As a business owner, you probably know this better than anyone. We’ve included a few tips to help you improve your cashflow, […]
Want to know how I get so much done in 1 day? The answer is one word: Automation You’ve got a limited number of hours in your day, just as […]
While many small business owners prefer brainstorming new ideas to pouring over financial reports, getting a handle on financial analysis can be remarkably empowering. Taking the time to regularly review […]
Do you break out in a cold sweat just thinking about tackling your bookkeeping? At Love Your Numbers, we understand that bookkeeping can be the stuff of nightmares for some […]
Moving your file from the classic version of MYOB to the new version of AccountRight 2018 is like buying the latest model of your favourite brand of car. Everything is […]
Understanding and controlling your debtor days is the key to ensure a steady, reliable cash flow which is crucial for the survival of your business – so taking steps to […]
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Too many businesses fall over because the owner has not established efficient business systems. This typically happens because the business owner is so caught up in the day-to-day running of […]
On average, small business owners spend 10 hours each week recording, organising, and processing financial transactions – everything from accounts receivable and payable to payroll, expense receipts and supplier invoices. While […]
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If you’re are a small business owner with close to 20 staff then this Sunday you’ll be counting heads not eggs to see if you will be designated as a […]
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Cash flow is king in business. Check out the great infographic and post from the awesome team at Practice Ignition […]
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Wondering if you’re doing everything you can to boost income and cut costs? Or if your business is actually generating more profit this year than it was last? The best […]
If numbers aren’t your strength and you would rather focus on building your business, outsource to a bookkeeper. Five ways to ensure you find the right fit. #SurfaceLife […]
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