The Action Accountants Blog
Practical guidance on tax, bookkeeping and running a business in the UK.
More than half of executives in McKinsey's post-2008 survey said their companies had already cut up to 10% of overall costs, nearly one-third had reduced costs by 11% to…
Tired of spreadsheets and shoeboxes of receipts? For many UK small business owners and contractors, “doing the books” means chasing invoices, untangling bank statements…
You're staring at a new business idea, a spare evening, and a browser full of half-useful guides telling you to “just register online”.
You've got the shoebox, the email receipts, the bank feed you meant to tidy up in May, and the 31 January deadline staring at you like it's personally offended.
You're already late if you're reading this on a job site with a pile of unpaid subcontractor invoices on your desk and a CIS reminder you've been ignoring for weeks.
You've just agreed to be a director, the business is moving fast, and someone is already asking you to sign off a contract, approve payroll, and “sort the accounts…
Two founders can get from “we trust each other” to “who controls the company?” faster than they expect.
Section 172 of the Companies Act 2006 requires every UK director to act in good faith to promote the company’s success, having regard to six statutory factors.
You've sent off the invoice, then the payment email lands back with a…
Beyond Accounting: Partnering in Your Prosperity
