Guide issue articles

By Beth Ward, Conatus Bookkeeping
When reviewing company accounts with clients, we find a huge number want to know and understand more about their business. Yet, they either don’t have, or understand, the financial information being produced from their systems.
Published in Suffolk Director Magazine, Autumn 2021

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By Chris Abraham, CEO Community Action Suffolk
Much has been said over the last 18 months about the phenomenal contribution delivered by voluntary sector organisations within their community.

Published in Suffolk Director Magazine,Autumn 2021

By Malcolm McGready, Ensors Chartered Accountants
The Spring Budget gave businesses several valuable new reliefs, to help cashflow and to incentivise investment through the latter stages of the pandemic. For many these will be helpful, but think before you claim them, as the increase in Corporation Tax to 25% from April 2023 will have an impact.

Published in Suffolk Director Magazine, Autumn 2021

By Pat Lewis, Source One Consulting
When thinking about the word ‘Guide’ many thoughts came into my head, but the most dominant was that to be able to guide someone else, you must have had experiences both good and bad.

Published in Suffolk Director Magazine, Autumn 2021

By Chris Pont, IJYI
If you believe Hollywood, it’s a developer spending days, weeks or months in a darkened room typing in complicated syntax – probably with background techno music – until a piece of working software materialises. They wearily murmur “it’s ready” before pressing a key to “put it live” and collapsing over their keyboard.
Published in Suffolk Director Magazine, Autumn 2021

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By Owen Williams, West View IT
If I have learnt anything in the last 14 years, it’s that IT support has traditionally been the insurance policy of the technology user and to know you have someone there to help when things go wrong has always been the way businesses work.

Published in Suffolk Director Magazine, Autumn 2021

By Warren Page, Read More »