Posts tagged "cashflow"

Running a business is rife with highs and lows. So how can entrepreneurs achieve success without getting into financial trouble?

In business, we’re always in a position where others owe us money. So what do you do if one of these businesses suddenly goes bust?

Launching a business is exciting and exhilarating. But before you take the next step, you need to make sure your finances are in order.

It’s about buying smart and having a strategy for managing stock because the faster you move it, the better for your business and bottom line.

Late payment times has been revealed to be a $7 billion problem and one which is significantly slowing the growth of local SMEs.

“Are you kidding?” says Ray Graetz, founder of Coastal Transport Services, when asked if he’s ever taken out equipment finance. Along …

Due diligence goes a long way in preventing risk and it is a key component of doing business. And it doesn’t have to be hard or costly.

Taking the time track the cash flowing in and out of your business is essential and will increase your chance of business survival.

There is a huge misconception that when a customer doesn’t pay you it is entirely their fault. But getting paid on time and in full is up to you.

Some of Australia's largest businesses are failing to pay small businesses on time, despite promising to improve payment terms.

There are two tax issues the government seems unwilling to resolve: the taxation of trusts and anti-avoidance measure Division 7A.

What if paying attention to the statistics and numbers could be the very thing that improves small-business survival rates?