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We were contacted by a successful business owner whose company had grown over the last 4 years. They initially contacted Troy Accounting two years before they became a client of ours but why didn’t they join as a client immediately??

You’ve built a great business, you’re good at what you do, and you’ve established a great reputation. Yes, life’s hectic and there’s never enough time, but you love your job and you’re living your best life…aren’t you?

Yes, IF they are the right Accountant for your business and IF you have an honest working relationship with them.

Over the last two and a half years my life has changed massively. So how have I survived these personal and work changes? What have I learnt along the way to make my journey in life the best it can be?

A recently overhead conversation proved a reminder of how Trust and Communication are the most important aspect of ANY business relationship but even more importantly with your Accountant.

In my personal opinion, how you value your time is one of the hardest decisions a business owner has to make and normally we’re really bad at deciding how much we should charge. But why?

We normally know what we want to charge for our services and our time but almost feel apologetic for charging that amount, so we don’t.

It’s an important decision…

Choosing an accountant to work with can be a difficult, but really important decision to make. There are so many accounting businesses out there – all different shapes, sizes, qualifications, and experience!

What can they all do and how do you know it’s the right choice for you and your business?

“Working with a good Accountant is invaluable - it is not a cost. It is in an INVESTMENT.”

That’s quite a statement to make but is it really true?

Many business owners pride themselves on how little they spend with their accountant. But this is one fee you shouldn’t look to cut.

As your business grows over time you need to start thinking about what you want to happen with your business in terms of sustainable success or succession planning.

Is your business going to be linked to you forever, so when you stop working in the business it will close?