Time management for Finance Professionals
I’ve just re-read Richard Denny’s fantastic book ‘Selling to Win’, in which he mentions a time management technique that I learnt many, many years ago from an old boss of mine.
Tax debt may be the result of a failed business or hard times. While you may have moved on, this isn’t something you can ignore since the tax authorities will pursue you aggressively and have broad powers to collect. This is why they can threaten to do almost anything to get the next payment. Here Read More…
It’s often said that when we make the ends meet, someone moves the ends. If you’re keeping your head above water and suddenly find that your hours are going to be cut, it can be easy to panic. However, there are steps you can take to keep the bills paid while you search for other Read More…
Two years ago, Mitchel Galvin started a fashion business from a spare room in his parents’ home, armed with 300, a handful of designs and some blank T-shirts. Now the company, Nicce London, has sales of 2.5 million, 12 staff and deals to supply Asos, Topman and more than 100 independent retailers.
Britain’s corporate governance regulator has dropped an investigation into a senior executive involved in the fall of Torex Retail, who has been jailed for 30 months for conspiring to defraud investors.
Financial advice might seem very pricey upfront, but like an expensive education, it can provide terrific value in the longer term. You could pay many thousands of pounds over the years for help constructing a balanced investment portfolio, for example, but are likely to more than recover those costs in higher eventual returns.
SELF-ASSESSED taxpayers have four days left to file their tax returns or risk being hit with severe penalties by Revenue. Filing online is the only option because the deadline for paper returns – October 31 – has passed. It buys you two extra weeks, with November 12 being the final “pay and file” deadline.
EVERY child in Europe should be taught enterpreneurship and business studies at school, a leading accountancy body will say today.
I’ve just re-read Richard Denny’s fantastic book ‘Selling to Win’, in which he mentions a time management technique that I learnt many, many years ago from an old boss of mine.