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by Brydon Davidson (Author)
Business in the 21st Century relies more on fast and relevant information than ever before - but most accountants are still working with clients on an early 20th Century service model. The over-abundance of information on Google is also hard to weed out for many Entrepreneurs which only leads to more frustration and sadly more failing SME's. Brydon Davidson is an accountant and also a trained business coach, who has helped hundreds of businesses to find their feet and stride forward with a solid vision, good planning, and accurate information. In this book he shares with readers the basic information and strategy required for success in both start-ups and established businesses. -Making Your Business Work for You, considers the 3 Golden Rules of Relevance, Pricing and Profit. -Part two is about an accountant's perspective of building a sustainable foundation for growth, -Part three is all about getting on top of your tax with a sound strategy for tax planning. What-ever stage your small business is at, it will benefit from the contents of this book written by an extraordinarily talented business advisor with a strong focus on getting the numbers right.
Author Biography
For years Brydon Davidson has railed against the system that enables entrepreneurs to work with accountants who are still operating in much the same fashion as they have for hundreds of years. Those who are reactive instead of being proactive business partners, looking backwards at financial history instead of forwards to future planning, and worst of all they use too much jargon and 'accountantese' like English is their second language. Brydon started Infinite Possibilities in 2008 because he wanted to approach delivering his professional services differently. His accounting firm does the required reporting, filing, and financial aspects of accounting services, but that's where the similarity to traditional accountants ends. Equipped with a high intellect, an insatiable curiosity and an extremely logical and detailed mind - Brydon likes things to make sense, enjoys solving problems (the more complex the better), strives to always do the "right" thing (in every sense of the word), and constantly works to find better ways of achieving results by applying common sense to small business models.
