School holidays can be tough on small business owners. Balancing work and holidays can be tricky, especially when you and your team want to take some time off with family. You want to be able to keep the business running smoothly while getting some time out.

That's where hiring a bookkeeper comes in. As a small business owner, you might think that you can’t afford to outsource bookkeeping tasks, but a bookkeeper can save you time, money, and stress. Here’s how…..

Running a small business is rewarding, but it comes with various challenges, finances being one of them - especially when the geopolitical landscape has gone wild and numbers simply aren’t your thing.

Whether you're an entrepreneur struggling to keep your small business afloat or a seasoned business owner trying to navigate unpredictable economic times, handling finances for your business is crucial but can feel daunting. In this blog post, we will share our tips on how you can manage your finances during periods of economic uncertainty.

For small business owners, tax season can be a stressful and daunting time of year. It makes sense that you’d rather not think about it, but as a bookkeeper, every year I see business owners feeling stressed as the season approaches because they know deep down that rushing things and leaving it to the last minute can lead to mistakes and penalties. That’s why it makes sense to get ready for tax season right now. In this blog post, we’ll explore why now is the time to get your self-assessment tax return done, instead of waiting until the deadline of January 31st. We’ll offer tips on how to outsource your bookkeeping, why the deadline is not a target, and how it’s crucial to know your numbers to help motivate you to complete your tax return.