When you are selling a business, a buyer usually wants to make sure that they can benefit from the “goodwill” that has been created around it. Goodwill is an intangible asset, generally recognised as being “the benefit and advantage of a good name, reputation and connection of a business or the attractive force that brings […]
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The favourable tax treatment previously given to furnished holiday lets (FHLs) will be abolished from 1 April 2025 for Corporation Tax and 6 April 2025 for Income Tax. Going forwards, income from a FHL will be treated in line with all other property income, in a bid to promote fairness and align tax rules between
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The Importance of Upskilling Your Workforce: Investing in the Future of Your Business, small, medium or large ! In today’s fast-paced and ever-evolving business landscape, the importance of upskilling your workforce cannot be overstated. As industries transform and new technologies emerge, businesses that prioritize continuous learning and development are better positioned to thrive. Here are
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russell@theresiliencecoach.co.uk As a reminder, my definition of Resilience is “Springing Forward with Learning”. To achieve this, we need to pause, re-energise and reflect. When Leaders are role modeling being a Resilient Leader, then some of their reflections will be about their behaviours. Please remember that behaviours are observable actions… what we (or others) actually do
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Many people perceive a sale to PE, as a ruthless affair. However, selling out to private equity groups doesn’t have to mean a predatory transaction. These sales may range from a minority buy-in to a majority buy-out, where the owner retains either a minority or majority stake. Or a complete transfer of ownership, maybe with
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We’re going to open with the obvious: managing cash flow is a vital part of running a business, especially for start-up businesses. “The Death Valley Curve” is the period where an abundance of new businesses fail, typically, this occurs within the first 5 years of opening. It portrays the drop in finances where outgoings are
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As a Credit Management and Debt Recovery specialist I often get asked if I do Debt Management or people think I do Debt Management and whilst I can help signpost you to the right place as an individual to get advice from the right people, I don’t do Debt Management. I can help businesses better
I don’t know about you, but I’ve sort of ignored AI up until now but when I started to look at automation and productivity tools for business, AI sort of crept onto my radar whether I liked it or not. Automating a business by using productivity tools saves time and therefore money which is always
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I’m going to kick this out with the solution right away, because that is what most of us are after when clicking on a baity title: Because honesty is on its way to outgrow greed and Vlogging is the best amplifier for that right now. There you have it. Are you satisfied? I hope not.
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Many small businesses struggle with lead generation and building their email list. In this day and age of social media and email marketing, it’s vital that you start to build your network and your list as soon as you start thinking about going into business. You need to be visible and tell people what you are doing otherwise how are they going to find you?
