Getting the basics right
As
"downturn" turns to recession or worse, few businesses will be able to
continue using a "business as usual" strategy. Customer buying habits
are changing. The ability of some customers to pay on time, or at all,
is
changing. As headline inflation decreases, some basic office costs such
as paper continue to rise. Current exchange rates have had a significant
impact on many prices.
Recession planning
- Where does this leave your business?
- What changes are you making now?
- What changes do you need to make?
Every company should be looking to adapt to new realities. Sensible
companies should be looking for new opportunities to reduce costs, control
expenditure and develop new markets. We are. Are you?
Reduce costs
- Multi-purpose perforated paper for invoices, statements and reply
forms from only £22.98 / 1000
- Domain names at trade prices
- Sage software with built in invoices and statements by email = no postage
or stationery costs
New markets
Cash control
- Make sure your invoices, statements and order confirmation make it easy for your customers to pay you. Our custom
layout services can help you do this.
- Make better use of Sage accounts for credit control and debt chasing
- Consider investing in dedicated credit control and debt chasing software which integrates with Sage accounts
- Do your invoices and quotations make clear you retain all rights
to goods until full payment received? If not you risk unrecoverable
goods should the company go into receivership or administration.
- Do you know who you are trading with? Consider using credit checking software or services
VAT code changes
With VAT back up to 17.5%, we have created a short guide to making VAT
changes on your Sage 50 accounts system.
Contact us for remote or telephone support for your Sage accounts system.
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