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• 7 Ways to Increase Restaurant Sales During Difficult Times

  By kgaccountantsblog on 06/08/2020 • ( 0 )

  

  The ongoing COVID-19 pandemic has pushed the limits of many businesses resources. The longer things remain limited service, the lower precious reserves of capital get. Many efforts are being made by the government to supply additional funds, and with it,… Read More ›

• How to choose a Legal Structure for Your Social Enterprise

  By kgaccountantsblog on 05/08/2020 • ( 0 )

  

  For many, the idea of becoming a ruthless corporate tycoon is unpalatable. For those who dream of opening a business and making a difference, this image is too often seen as a triumph. Pushes in the past fifteen years have… Read More ›

• Charity Bookkeeping and Accounting

  By kgaccountantsblog on 03/08/2020 • ( 2 )

  

  Managing Charity’s Finances and Bookkeeping involves more than establishing a sum total or a bottom line. The art of bookkeeping comes from the ability to see data streams as they form, progress, and terminate. Excellent bookkeeping provides more than a… Read More ›

• Independent Examination of Charity Accounts

  By kgaccountantsblog on 24/07/2020 • ( 0 )

  

  Like a business, a charities and non profit organisations needs to manage their money and resources in a responsible and efficient manner. Unlike a business, though, a charity must undertake an annual examination of its accounts to make sure everything is going… Read More ›

• CIC Formation: How to Register a Community Interest Company (CIC)

  By kgaccountantsblog on 21/07/2020 • ( 0 )

  

  Once upon a time, the roots of enterprise were deeply woven within communities. A business existed to benefit its place of origin as much as it did to enrich the world outside of its limited borders. This spirit remains today, though… Read More ›

• Eat Out to Help Out Scheme for Restaurants

  By kgaccountantsblog on 20/07/2020 • ( 0 )

  

  With businesses already reopening in the post-lockdown, there’s a lot of tension to go around. One fear is that the reopening will see a corresponding spike in COVID-19 cases. This is less likely than in other countries with dismal adherence… Read More ›

• How Charities can survive and weather the storm and Thrive

  By kgaccountantsblog on 09/07/2020 • ( 1 )

  

  The future is never really known but in most situations, organisations are bolstered by seeing others succeed. The spirit of comparison and competition keeps an organization grounded and aware of the flow of setbacks and victories. When every charitable and… Read More ›

• The Benefits of Forming a CIC Over a Charity

  By kgaccountantsblog on 07/07/2020 • ( 0 )

  

  Like so many things that a person sets out to build, the underlying structure and intent combine to create the final form. Some structures will help one aspect of the organization and hinder others. No structure is perfect and everything… Read More ›

• Restaurant Marketing Strategies to Help You Stay Afloat During COVID

  By kgaccountantsblog on 06/07/2020 • ( 0 )

  

  Over 100 days have passed since the UK went into lock down. As if a global pandemic isn’t alarming enough, restaurant owners like you also have to worry about weathering the economic storm. The good news is there are plenty of creative… Read More ›

• New Normal for Restaurants &Bars

  By kgaccountantsblog on 23/06/2020 • ( 0 )

  

  Running a business has always involved juggling financial priorities. During these challenging times, having a specialists restaurant accountant can make all the difference. Most expenses are meant to enable a corresponding return. Business owners hope that the profits not only… Read More ›