We’ve all heard the message: the high street’s looking a bit worse for wear.
ASOS and their easy returns are like having a personal shopper – and Amazon will one day start flying drones to your door to make a sale.
So if you’re running a brick-and-mortar store with no online component, you’re right to feel a bit worried.
By the end of March 2019, the UK will be leaving the EU. And while there’s still a huge amount of uncertainty in the details, one thing is clear:
Businesses need to adapt if they want to keep succeeding.
No one can say for sure exactly what will happen.
But we can give you some ideas of what to expect: the potential problems and opportunities ahead, and what smart businesses are doing now to help them stay better informed and plan for the unknown.
We talk to a lot of businesses on a daily basis.
And if there’s one common thread that comes up with just about every business that’s looking to upgrade their accounting software, it’s this:
Choosing is confusing.
So to make things easier, we’ve put together an in-depth guide to give you a side-by-side comparison between two of the biggest names in business accounting software: Sage and Xero.
In this guide, we’ll cover set-up costs, inventory management, accessibility, and customisation – giving you everything you need to know to make an informed decision before you make the leap into a new way of managing your accounts.
Ready to learn more? Let’s start with the big one:
During our webinar on 26th June 2018, we received lots of fantastic questions from our viewers. As we did not have time to get through them all on the session, we are posting Max’s answers here, so you can check back whenever you need to.
Amazon is huge. And the potential for sales is massive.
But with big sales, things can get complicated fast.
Fortunately, there are loads of automated options that can take care of the messy and boring bits: from accounting and tax codes to stock control and shipping.