If you’re managing projects or payroll, budgeting or planning, you need to know how many working hours there are in a year or month. Maybe you’re planning resources and output, and want to create a detailed plan including the amount of working hours for the year. Or, you want to reassess productivity and benchmark if … [Read more…]
Your team may be using AI. The question is whether anyone’s in charge of it. Nobody announced it. There was no policy meeting, no training session, no sign-off. But somewhere, somehow, AI has quietly become part of how your team works. Customer emails drafted with ChatGPT or Claude. Meeting notes summarised in seconds. A prospecting … [Read more…]
If you own one or two rental properties—perhaps a buy-to-let bought as a long-term investment, or a family home inherited from a parent—the Renters’ Rights Act 2025 impacts you. It’s the most significant overhaul of the private rented sector in over thirty years. The Act came into force on 1 May 2026 and reshapes how … [Read more…]
Page last updated on April 30, 2026 Protective orders are usually issued by Maine courts after a Protection from Abuse (PFA) or Protection from Harassment (PFH) hearing at which a civil protection request is made. These orders protect individuals who may be at risk of harm or further threats. Many people are surprised to learn … [Read more…]
If you lead finance for a hospitality business in 2026, you already know the role looks nothing like it did five years ago. The owners’ meeting wants forward-looking insight, not a tidy retrospective. The lender wants covenant clarity by Friday. The operations director wants to know whether the new site can absorb another 4% on … [Read more…]
Want to keep your financial records accurate and organised? Your accountant or finance team can help with that. But if you’re in a management position of a small, medium-sized, or growing company, it’s important that you have a grasp of how your financial record-keeping and reporting work. Your general journal and general ledger are key … [Read more…]
Tranmere Rovers FC has stood on the Wirral for over 140 years with a kind of legacy that isn’t built by accident. But The Rovers’ story extends far beyond the final whistle. Deeply embedded in their community, this is a club that serves as a lifeline for the Wirral. From the supporters’ trust delivering 650+ … [Read more…]
The franchise model comes with unique financial challenges. There are royalties and fees to consider, and an operational separation between the franchisor and franchisee that doesn’t occur in regular business models. A proper understanding of these dynamics will help you stay on top of financial processes and maintain transparency. Both franchisor and franchisee can benefit … [Read more…]
Multi-entity consolidation is the process of combining financial data from multiple subsidiaries, branches, or legal entities into a single, unified view of an organisation’s finances. For finance teams, this process can quickly feel overwhelming. When every entity runs on different systems, operates in different currencies, or reports on its own close schedule, simply gathering consistent, accurate data becomes a challenge, let … [Read more…]
Unpaid invoices create problems for any small company, squeezing cash flow. So how can you prevent this situation and allow your business to breathe? The first step is to calculate your Accounts Receivable Turnover Ratio (ARTR), which can also boost the long-term financial health of your business. The accounts receivable turnover ratio measures how efficiently … [Read more…]