Alice McLeish

Running a business is like driving a car. When you’re driving you need to look at the dashboard to see how much fuel you have and how fast you’re going.  When you’re running a business, you need to keep track…

Managing your cashflow well can be difficult, but it is an essential part of running a profitable business. You need to get the cash into the bank which you are owed by your customers and strategically plan your outgoings to…

It is important to pay attention to your business’ breakeven point. Here we will explain how you go about working out your breakeven point and why it is such an important thing to keep an eye on. If you know…

APPLY Rosslyn Associates are a continually growing team, looking for a new member! We are currently looking for someone to take on the role of Client Service Coordinator. This role involves: Maintaining the client database including additions, deletions and changes…

So, you think you know a lot about tax...? Or maybe not. Either way, here are six tax facts we’ve put together that you may not know and could be useful! If you have any other tax related queries, please…

This month we have a few things we want to update you on, so we thought we would put them in a blog. Due to the new GDPR laws, and to make file sharing a little bit simpler, we’ve now…

After taking part in a treadmill marathon in the office in January, some of the Rosslyn Associates team have decided to take on a bigger challenge! On the 18th of August 2018 we will be taking part in Rough Runner!…

So, your accounts say you have made a decent profit, but your bank balance says otherwise? Business owners are often confused about where all their business’ profit has gone. To properly understand what has happened to your cash you have…

Business owners often ask how much their business is worth. Perhaps surprisingly, the answer is often nothing. When we look at the real profitability of the business, it often turns out that they are actually making a loss. This is…

You may already know from your own experience that HMRC seem to consistently make errors. Whether its arguing that tax returns should be completed when the tax legislation says they don’t need to, or HMRC’s own software miscalculating the amount…