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Small business accounting challenges

It’s clear that all small businesses need good cashflow to survive. But many don’t really understand or manage their cashflow. They also don’t have good visibility of their accounts.

If you’re a small business owner, there might be a few reasons you started your own company. You may have wanted to do something you’re passionate about, have control of your future, or be your own boss.

Four ways cloud software makes accounting fun.

Software that makes doing business a pleasure, can only be a good thing. Making money and seeing how your business is doing should be fun. If your software is intuitive, it can be addictive to use.

1. Automatic

When statement lines from your bank account are fed into your accounting software automatically, you can see your cashflow in real-time.

2. Transparency

Being able to see bank balances, invoices, bills and expenses at a glance gives you a clear picture of your finances.

3. Access

View your accounts in the cloud so you can access them when you want, where you want, on any device.

4. Stay Up To Date

Small business accounting software with free updates means there’s no need for installations or maintenance

When you get excited about using your accounting software, you’ll notice the positive effect it has on your business.

When business owners use software that’s intuitive and easy, they are much more in tune with their financial situation.

Avoid problems

By using software that’s intuitive and easy means businesses can avoid problems and take action when it matters, not after the fact, when it’s too late.

Grow!

Adding to that, accountants and financial advisors are able to give them much better insight and advice, spotting future opportunities for growth.

Get in touch with us today to find out more about CBHC can help you with your business.
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