While many titles in the business world are name-apparent, others sound familiar but leave you unsure about what the job entails. A business advisor is one of these terms. The job title of business advisor became fashionable in the 1970s. However, even in the 21st century, most people only have vague ideas regarding the job’s purpose.
Tax time does not need to be dreaded by business owners. While a significant amount of effort goes into preparing a business tax return, and many simply leave this task for their business accountant, this six-step guide can help you lodge your business tax returns.
Taxes for a small business are unavoidable, but that does not mean your struggle to understand the ins and outs is also unavoidable. Our expert small business accountants have prepared this guide to offer you the information you need to get your taxes sorted and filed painlessly come tax time.
Many owners of small businesses wonder if they need to work with a business accountant. Some are convinced that they can handle their taxes on their own. Others are on the fence. Shifting the burden of doing taxes sounds very attractive, but you may wonder if you are too small to need an accountant. That is why we’ve prepared this handy blog to answer all of your questions.
Updated 12th June, 2025.
Getting your financial reporting correct is crucial. However, not everyone is a business accountant, and it can be hard to understand what this means or what to include. Read on below for more information regarding what financial reporting is and how to ensure accuracy.
Whether you have inherited a family business, bought your company, or built it step by step from the ground up, there may come a time when your journey with your company has reached an end. That is why our business accountants have prepared this handy guide for planning your business exit strategy.
Passing down money, other resources, and property can be complex and sometimes contentious. That may be one of the reasons many families find discussing death and inheritance painfully awkward. However, it is inevitable and needs to be a topic of conversation, especially in light of the increasingly sizeable intergenerational wealth transfer.
In our litigious society, protecting yourself, your business, and your other holdings is a necessity. Especially since a single mishap or mistake has the potential to wipe you out. Our team of business accountants has laid out the top reasons to protect your assets below.
