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The government is making yet another attempt to do what they can to facilitate UK SMEs as they attempt to drive the economy forward.

In most cases, businesses do not just give up the ghost and collapse spectacularly and instantaneously but, instead, deteriorate over time, eventually reaching a point where it becomes obvious that they can’t continue. This means that there are usually a great number of warning signs that should indicate something is wrong to managers of any business. These indicators give those in control an opportunity to find and implement a solution, reversing the fortunes of the business where possible. Business recovery specialists such as Moorfields can offer sustainable and practical assistance in dealing with everyone from creditors and financiers in this case.

A winter that has been marked by heavy snow and blizzards in some parts of the country has had a devastating impact on the UK’s agricultural sector.

Prompt payment is one of the most frustrating issues that SMEs across the UK are forced to deal with on a daily basis.

Much is made of the importance of maintaining a healthy cash-flow, but it is often the case that business owners and managers don’t properly understand the ideas behind the words. So, just what is cash-flow and what does it mean for your business? A simple definition of cash-flow would summarise it as the way in which cash comes into your business, moves around it and leaves the other side. It is essentially a measurement of how free capital is to enter, circulate and leave a business without becoming tied up.