Accountancy and tax advice on the decisions a director meets. Four of them below, each worked through with the company’s own figures before the money moves.
The company needs a van. The question is not whether, but how: bought outright, on hire purchase or leased, and in which accounting period.
The work has outgrown one person. Before the advert goes out, the director needs the full cost of the role and whether the company can carry it through a quiet month.
Someone who shares the work wants a share of the company. The question is what they get: shares, a directorship or both, and on what terms. A shareholders’ agreement is a solicitor’s document; the figures behind it are Finstem’s.
Sales have dropped, or a large customer has paid late, and the tax bill is still coming. The question is how long the cash lasts and what to change first.
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