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It is this working within the business that creates one of the most common frustrations that owners encounter as their business career develops.

A wonderful book that highlights this is “The E-Myth Revisited” by Michael E Gerber. This is excellent reading and will keep anyone interested in understanding the most common issues faced by entrepreneurs.

In the most profitable businesses we see, the entrepreneur has released him or herself from the business by systemising each part of the business and allocating responsibilities to other people within the organisation. This process of gradually delegating and systemising jobs that are currently carried out by owners is the path to maximising the value of a business.

This process of systemising your business can be a minimum of 3 years of processing and starts with the following areas to review:

1. Identify the key systems the business needs to succeed
2. Organise the business in a way that everyone clearly knows their objectives and responsibilities
3. Implement Total quality management (TQM)
4. Manage employees to get the best out of them
5. Build systems and put procedures and scripts into place so that they can work
6. Monitor and improve the systems

Armed with these processes you should have:

1. Identified the key systems and started the process of standardising the way the business works.
2. Written a management plan with targeted results.
3. Created a detailed organisational chart with key employee objectives and position statements.
4. Set an action plan.

Taking these steps can be frustrating for owners and does involve an element of “letting go” but ultimately is the main route to maximising the capital value of any business.

What state is your Will in?
Have you had a recent projection of pension benefits?
Are your Pensions on-target to retire when you want?
Sure you’ve got the best mortgage?
Do you have sufficient mortgage cover (death & critical illness)?
Are all loans covered in event of death?
Did you purchase insurance from your finance/loan provider?
Will you have sufficient available cash to see you through illness?
Is your income protected in event of long-term disability?
Have you protected your family’s income in event of your own death?
Have you made financial provision for child-care in event of death or serious illness of non-earning spouse/partner?
Is there adequate private healthcare?
Have you recently reviewed your lifecover needs?
Are there sufficient funds in place to purchase business of deceased or critically ill partners?
To what extent is your estate liable to Inheritance Tax?
Are you expecting to receive an inheritance?
Are you the beneficiary of a Trust?
Have you used your full ISA allowance this year?
Used your maximum pension contribution allowance?
More in bank/building society than for short-term needs?
Are you getting the best returns on your savings?
Will you be able to afford school/college fees?
Do you have funding in place to cover Long Term Care? Have you considered a strategy to avoid care home fees for yourselves/ your parents? Contact us today to find out how.
Are pension/investment risk levels appropriate?
Satisfied with performance of pensions/investments?

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Finding the time to work on your business rather than falling into the trap of always working in it, requires discipline and a structured methodology to make it happen.

Here is a checklist to help highlight the things to do and help set priorities for your business.

We have assisted many clients to achieve their long term goals by having a structured Strategic Plan in place.

Strategic Planning Checklist

Issues Tick if this is an issue Rate on a scale of 1 to 5
(where 1 is unimportant & 5 is very important)

We don’t have an annual budget
We have trouble making decisions
We don’t produce monthly figures on a regular basis
There are no clear lines of authority
We don’t have regular management meetings
We don’t get the whole business together often enough

We seem to lose a lot of customers
We receive a lot of complaints from customers
We need bigger customers
We need better customers
We have not offered new services/products to our customers recently

There is no clear future leader of the business
We do not have a funded retirement plan
We do not have a clear successor to the business

We can’t find good staff
Our staff are not motivated
Our staff do not want to take responsibility
We have high staff turnover
Our staff don’t have sufficient skills
We should get rid of some members of staff
Sometimes we feel like we are working for the staff

No one is responsible for marketing
We don’t have a Marketing Plan
We don’t understand what is different or unique about our business
Our customers don’t understand what is unique about our business
Our staff don’t understand what is unique about our business
We don’t have up-to-date marketing materials

No matter what business you’re in, even if all you do is balance a bank account, that’s still accounting. It’s part of even a teenager’s life. Saving an allowance, spending it all at once – these are accounting principles.

Accounting is a crucial part of any business. It’s how the score is kept and determines whether a business makes a profit or loss and by how much.Accounts are used to monitor the success of a business and to gauge plans against the actual results.

If you’re self employed hopefully you use a good accountant who keeps accurate results. Don’t forget these accounts will form the basis of how much tax you pay.

Every business and every individual needs to have some kind of accounting system in their lives. Otherwise, the finances can get away from them, they don’t know what they’ve spent, or whether they can expect a profit or a loss from their business. Staying on top of accounting, whether it’s for a multi-billion pound business or for a personal bank account is a necessary activity on a daily basis .

Operating without accounting would be like playing an important football match without keeping score or playing a major golf tournament without marking the card.

If you have an accountant or you are used to visiting accountants sites you will not recognise this site as one and the same.You will find some of the information on this site is similar to some of the very best UK accountants but alas for many it will be something new. Although Paul Guilfoyle is a fully qualified chartered accountant he does not practice in his own right. If you want Paul to act for you as your accountant you will have to become a client of one of the firms Paul practices through. Currently Paul consults for highly thought of  firms of chartered accountants and private client lawyers. We are not here to sign you up as clients but we are on a mission to ensure you have the very best weapons to fight the recession and successfully survive and grow. If you’re based in the UK we want you to have at your disposal ways and means of legally reducing your tax bill. We are happy to work alongside your existing accountant but also we have a  national network of highly trusted business advisers and tax specialists we will happily refer you to if required.