Interpreting balance sheet figures
Liabilities, assets, debtors and intangibles can all give you a picture of a business' financial health.
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Liabilities, assets, debtors and intangibles can all give you a picture of a business' financial health.
Fixed and current assets and liabilities are important contents of a balance sheet.
Limited companies and limited liability partnerships must produce a balance sheet as part of their annual accounts.
Balance sheets show a business' assets and liabilities and can help you assess a business' financial health.
A case study of how to avoid a situation of overtrading and the potential disaster it causes.
A case study of a situation of overtrading and the potential disaster it causes.
How to solve cashflow shortfalls and bring new money into the business in a variety of ways.
Debt factoring, prompt payment discounts and regulating cashflow help reduce the risk of overtrading.
Gearing ratios, working capital ratios and quick ratios are useful tools to compare assets and liabilities.
Ensuring a closer match between sales and production cycles can help avoid overtrading.
Be mindful of the symptoms of overtrading so you can try to prevent it.
How insufficient finance and resources to sustain a business’s level of trading can lead to overtrading.
How expanding businesses can match production and order cycles using gearing, working capital or quick ratio tests.
If you deduct loan interest from your profits you can reduce your business tax bill.
How small self-administered pension schemes allow a business to borrow money with certain restrictions.
How tax relief can work in different ways when borrowing or leasing to acquire an asset.
Information on the tax reliefs available when buying or leasing assets, and the rules for VAT.
Tax efficient methods of borrowing and how they can apply to your business.
Searching for grant funding using the Northern Ireland business support finder and other channels.
How the Single European Payment Area (SEPA) operates and how it can benefit business.
The documents that banks in Europe will require you to submit before you can open your business bank account.
An overview of the different services offered by commercial banks in Europe.
The different business accounts and business services offered by European banks.
Sources of support and funding to help Northern Ireland businesses.
Each of the three types of venture capital schemes have their own criteria for businesses to qualify.