Business Advice
As a business owner, you understand the need for timely and accurate advice. You are in business to provide for your financial needs. But you can’t do it all! That’s where Saxx comes in. We can offer you timely and up-to-date advice on all aspects of not only your business but all your financial dealings. We can partner with you to ensure all the cogs in your life’s time piece are turning together. We won’t give you advice that saves you money in one place but simply costs you elsewhere. We take it all into account when advising you.
We are specialists in the following areas.
- Business Setup
The way in which you go about setting your business can be smooth or it can be a catastrophy! We will guide through the minefield of business setup, taking into account, government legislation regarding your industry, tax implications, legal implications relating to your customers/supplier/partners and going forward, the business’ eventual winding up! We will help you ensure it’s done right the first time!
- Ownership Structures
When you buy or start a business or even if your business is in its twilight years, how the business is structured can have significant tax and legal implications. We will guide you through the minefield of structures such as Companies, Trusts, partnerships and sole traders. We’ll help you decide which one is best for you now and into the future.
- Key Performance Indicators
KPIs can be used to assess the performance of an organisation. The KPIs that are used will differ depending on the nature of the business being assessed. The KPIs must be measuring something that is key to the success of the business. We can help you determine what the Key Performance Indicators are for your business, how to measure them and how to use them to make your business better.
- Funding
Many business owners have great ideas but don’t know how to go about funding their new business or increase in business. Making the right decision at the outset is important. It could mean the difference between success and failure. Should you fund via your own cash, loans from financial institutions, introduce partners with some ready cash or some other form of funding. How should loans be structured? Should you borrow from the bank? Should your company do it? Should you put up your house as security? What is the right interest rate? How much of the business should you give away if you introduce an equity partner?
