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COVID-19 Pandemic: What help can your business get?

23rd March 2020

In the recent Budget, and subsequent announcements, the Government have introduced numerous measures to help small businesses cope with the financial impact of the COVID-19 pandemic. Once you have decided how to follow Government advice with regard to your own business continuity, best advice must then be to more actively manage your finances, by preparing some form of cashflow forecast. This will enable to review the upcoming cash position, to identify pinch points and to allow you to see which elements you might be able influence.

There are various aspects of how you manage your business finances during this pandemic that we can help with. To see our new arrangements for how to contact us: click here.

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