Business Growth+Investment Insights

You’ve proved that your business is profitable and your growth is now bringing complexity to your business. How can ‘business intelligence’ help you be the ringmaster of this big-top of yours?

Accru Financial Planning’s Monthly Market Review January looks at the recent global share market decline, volatility and interest rate movements, and what this means for investment portfolios.

Where did the share markets end up in 2018, what drove the markets this year and what can we expect in 2019. Financial planning and tax partner Greg Newbury shares his views.

Share markets were sold down heavily across the globe in October as volatility returned to financial markets. Here’s a closer look at the key developments and the outlook for share portfolios.

Accru has been ranked Australia’s 26th largest firm in the AFR 2018 Top 100 Accounting Firms. Some key trends are underpinning Accru Felsers steady growth.

A successful merger or acquisition starts with a well-thought out strategy and thorough planning. Here are five M&A planning tips to help ensure a smooth M&A transaction.

How do you get the the balance right between too high-level reporting and too much detail? Managing Partner Glenda Nixon shares four useful models from her Board experience.

Every dollar counts if you are in startup or the early stages of your business. We recap five small business tax concessions which may help.

Australian and international companies are outsourcing their finance function to achieve higher quality at lower cost. Find out why fast growing and overseas businesses have a lot to gain.

The tax benefit is the obvious reason to change your trading structure from sole trader to company. If your business is steadily growing and has had a good financial year, is it time to switch?

Phil Knight is the founder of Nike and one of the world’s richest people, but did you know he is also a Certified Public Accountant? What can we learn from this great entrepreneur?

To increase revenue and boost profits, directors often need to make fast, intelligent decisions based on financial data. See how our Business Boost advisory service helps you achieve that.

You have done your cash flow forecast – well done! Now what if your cash flow forecast shows that cash due to come in won’t cover your cash expected to go out for a particular month? Jess Wille outlines four strategies.

Startups are great at developing innovative products that disrupt markets and outcompete established companies and brands. What can we learn about innovation from startups? A venture capitalist shares his insights.

Put simply, a cashflow forecast is a timeline with predicted cash inflows and outflows. Forecasting your cash inflows can be unpredictable but it’s vital to the survival of your business. Jessica outlines how you can create a cashflow forecast.