5 Tips to Start the New Financial Year Strong
The new fiscal year is an exciting time to start fresh and set some new goals for your business.
The new fiscal year is an exciting time to start fresh and set some new goals for your business.
DiviPay has received a lot of press recently with the new (and easy) approach to Corporate Credit cards and modernising the procurement process for small businesses.
Welcome to the Financial Modelling session with Simon Allsop, the founder of iKeep. In this session we will be discussing the importance of a financial model, and what significant benefits it can bring you as the founder of a new business. We’ll also talking through the process of how to build a financial model for your business. We’ve created a very simple model that will be yours to download as part of this session.
Fixing any configuration settings or invalid data before you start end of year processes will mean your clients will have less reconciling to do after the final pay run of the Financial Year.
Cash flow is the lifeblood of any business and key to its ongoing success.
Starting a new business can be a very exciting time. It can also be overwhelming.
Any business owner will tell you that managing business cashflow can be a real juggling act.
Positive cashflow is a business owner’s best friend. Great for business and great for your confidence. Unfortunately, tight cashflow is the reality for many small businesses in Australia.
Most businesses have one or more bank accounts. These may include a cheque account, high-interest bearing savings account or at call investment account.
Cash may be disbursed in a number of ways and for a number of reasons. For example, a business may pay wages or rent, repay borrowings owing to the bank or purchase non-current assets.