The start of the year is a great time to re-evaluate your business goals and drop things that don’t work for you.

We’re not normally ones for New Year’s resolutions but we thought we’d give it a go this year from a business perspective.

Many of us earn a little extra cash by selling clothing and items we no longer want or need, and recently there has been some speculation around what the HMRC rules on this mean

Point-of-sale (POS) systems come in all sorts of shapes and sizes with varying levels of functionality. When used correctly, they can be a really powerful tool for organising your business finances, saving a lot of work in the long run.

It can be so easy to lose track of your finances during a hectic festive season. There can be so many things to do for most businesses, let alone those who rely on the Christmas season to give their business a lift.

Black Friday is a way for big retailers to get rid of excess inventory and slow selling stock. While some consumers may get a good deal on some items

As a sole trader or small business, it’s really important that you get paid in a timely manner, but sometimes, for any number of reasons, payments can be missed or late, leaving you struggling a bit with cash flow

Regardless of the type of business, we see a lot of questions around whether you can put clothing through as a business expense

Cash flow management is a vital part of every business and can be influenced by so many factors, so it’s vital…

The break-even point is an important stat for a business, in simple terms, it’s the point where revenue and total costs are the same