This keeps management on track and is interesting to sellers, investors or lenders. In this article, we look at how to go about valuing your business.
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It’s just a matter of time. People don’t live forever. Companies, trusts and other structures can last a long time but they are ultimately owned and […]
Or should we talk about Value?
Roger Daltrey of the Who sings “The Price of Love” while Twisted Sister released “Pay the Price” in 1999. The Doobie Brothers contemplate life in “Too High a Price” while the Thompson Twins think […]
There’s a lot of talk about data and how it will change the way we do business
Others are spending money on pricey systems in the hope of utilising data. Results appear to be mixed. As accountants, we have had […]
Speech Pathologist Karla Morison was new to business ownership
Matt Salisbury was Karla’s accountant since 2004. Having never managed a business before, Matt was a natural choice for […]
Business Gymnastics
It is controversial whether an athlete can ever perform ‘perfectly’ but that’s what the judges decided. Ironically, Omega, the provider of Olympic electronic scoreboards had programmed the […]
It May Not Be For You… But Keep Your Options Open
But the changing business landscape requires that we think ahead not just six months or one year, […]
Why a Global Franchise is Worth More Than the Local Corner Store
Would you bring out your fully documented systems manual with every key process systematised and presented step-by-step? Or would you […]
Do you have a legal expense?
When a legal expense is incurred in relation to the operation of a business to produce assessable income, it is generally allowable as a deduction. Exceptions are when the legal fee is capital, domestic or private in nature, if it is specifically excluded by another […]