As 2016 draws to a close you might spend a bit of time
reflecting on the year that was and what this means for your
business.
Questions on your business growth and your bottom line might
come up. If your accountant was not already on your back about it,
questions on the amount of people and businesses that owe you money
might also be raised. With January being a month notoriously bad
for cash flow, such questions seem fitting as the collective value
of monies that remain owed from within the last year, leave you
unable to kick off the new year in full swing.
Whilst we can certainly help businesses recover debts, we also
think it is worth looking into why there are so many debts in the
first place. If you use materials or incur any fees in undertaking
work for someone, it is vital that you at least obtain that amount
upfront. There is nothing worse than not getting paid for a job and
then having to satisfy your suppliers out of your own pocket. You
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