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Selling a business is often called a “journey,” but in all honesty, it can feel more like an emotional rollercoaster. From intense scrutiny of your finances to last-minute deal changes, the process can be overwhelming if you’re not fully prepared. Find out here. what no one really prepares you for when selling a business.
For many sole traders and self-employed individuals, managing finances is one of the most daunting aspects of running a business. Here’s our advice on overcoming this cost effectively.
Navigating peri-menopause and/or menopause, as well as running a business can be a tricky time in a woman’s life. Here’s our perspective as a female led business.
At Troy Accounting, we believe in learning from both the smooth and the rocky roads. Here’s how we’re approaching the year ahead and how you might want to as well.
Your financial figures are more than just numbers, they’re the key to making strategic decisions that propel your business forward. Get our insights on how to harness and use your financial data effectively to support your business growth.
One of the biggest challenges for any growing small business is how to know when to bring in more experienced talent into your business to support the next stage of growth. As welcome Kevin Robertz to Troy Accounting, we share how we came to the decision to bring more experience into our small and mighty team.
For any business owner, understanding your Profit and Loss (P&L) statement and Balance Sheet is crucial. They reflect the outcomes of your business strategies and operational decisions, making them critical for tracking financial performance and planning future activities.
In business, financial setbacks are inevitable, but they can be opportunities for growth. By reassessing your finances, adjusting strategies, and seeking expert accounting support, you can turn challenges into strengths. With a solid plan and a growth mindset, your business can move forward stronger.
At the core of every successful small business venture lies a business owner whose personal aspirations are deeply intertwined with their business objectives. However, as the day-to-day of running a business, takes hold it can sometimes cloud that vision and before you know it so it’s important to regularly recalibrate.
How does being small and mighty benefit our clients? At Troy Accounting, our size allows us to offer a personal, flexible service that adapts quickly to your needs. We get to know your business inside and out, offering bespoke advice and access to a network of trusted experts, ensuring you receive the specialised support you need, when you need it.
As a business owner, MD, CEO we can feel terribly alone unless we have someone in our inner circle who we can trust. How amazing would it be to have that one person you can confide in, and you know that they can help you?