If you’re starting up your small business it can be an exciting time, also it can be a journey into the unknown. Even if you have planned your business strategy and know what direction you want your business to go in, there will be unexpected challenges ahead. If you’re offering services to the public, a vast majority of your time will be focused on building good customer relationships to create a loyal following to your business. If you’re a local business this has to be high on your priority list.

The start of any business also brings growth, this can only be achieved by using most of your time bringing in new clients, promoting your product or services to the public or businesses; spending time creating your business brand.

Save time with an accountant

With all of your time allotted to the growth of your new small business, bookkeeping and accounting normally can take a back seat, leaving it to the last minute to submit your returns into HMRC. That is where most new businesses find problems, more often than not they spend more time correcting mistakes that could have been avoided.

By bringing in an accountancy service to your new business you will not only have professional advice on hand, finding out what is acceptable to claim, you will also have the expert bookkeeping knowledge of a skilled accountant. Knowing that your business accounts are being looked after by a professional will give you the time to grow your business and customer base.