Articles by Inga Schibsted
What is a cash flow statement?
A cash flow statement is a financial statement that shows how much cash a company has generated and used...
How to get your invoices paid before the due date
Did you know that the average UK business has to wait almost two weeks past the due date for an invoice to be...
Xerocon London 2022 - Highlights from the event
Last week, Xerocon, the annual conference of Xero, took place in London. This was the first Xerocon since the...
How to avoid late payments from customers: 6 best tips
One of the departments of highest liability in a company, in terms of revenue protection, is Accounts...
Cash flow | Definition, importance and examples | Chaser
One of the most commonly cited terms in any discussion of the health of a business is cash flow. It has been...
4 ways to figure out if a debtor is stalling
Dealing with persistent late payment is one of the more onerous parts of being a business owner - but it is...
How to get paid faster using the right payment terms
Do you find yourself constantly waiting for payments from your customers? Are you tired of chasing people for...
Accountex 2022 - Highlights from the event
Last week, Europe’s number one accountancy and finance conference, Accountex, took place in London. With over...
8 things the best credit control teams do
There is no question that credit control is a critical part of any business. The best credit control teams...
Why the credit management and sales team should work closely together
When you think about it, the sales and credit management teams have a lot in common. They are both...
Credit risk management: Why is it so important for SMEs?
SMEs are the backbone of the UK economy. In fact, they account for 99% of all businesses in the country and...
5 ways accountants can optimise their credit control and reduce debtors days
As accountants, you are likely experts in credit control and the management of accounts receivable. After...