As published by Chamber of Commerce WA Business Pulse Magazine – page 27. Set achievable goals and work to your strengths – not weaknesses 2017 is already in full swing now! It seems like just yesterday we were unwinding after Christmas, breathing a deep sigh of reflection on the past year in business … what […]
Leaky Buckets Draining Your Business? – written specifically for REIWA’s Perspective magazine
March 22, 2017 by Leave a Comment
This article was written specifically for the REIWA’s Perspective magazine – March edition. – link below. Page 24 Although it does refer specifically to “Real Estate”, the concepts are similar for any other type of business. This concept is put into action through Confident Cashflows unique “Looking Back Review” program and “Looking Forward Plan”. […]
The Cash Flow Queen’s Two Tips for Profitability – as published by Business Women Australia
March 18, 2017 by Leave a Comment
Article published by the Business Women Australia on 14 March 2017. (See link below) While entrepreneurs are often armed with strong ideas, passion and skills, a lack of financial know- can compromise their vision and be the cause of business failure. As a business owner the buck stops with you. Have you got your finger […]
What’s missing from your relationship with your accountant?
November 9, 2016 by Leave a Comment
I recently held a workshop with a range of different business owners and I asked them what their relationship with their accountant was like and what they thought was missing. None of the answers given surprised me. Perhaps you feel like this as well. One participant said : “I would like more feedback. As it […]
Why “Back-pocketing” Cash takings is Worse for you than the Tax Man
October 10, 2016 by 2 Comments
Let’s just get straight to the point that the Australian Taxation Office (ATO) will not like you AT ALL if you pocket your cash sales. I’m talking about the scenario where you may receive actual cash money for sales made. Lets play it out; Your customers pay cash and instead of you taking that money, […]
