
The Bristol accountancy argues that good financial information is a business's best defence when trouble arrives.
Milsted Langdon has published a thoughtful note on what separates the businesses that recover from difficulty from those that do not: the quality of their numbers before the problem appears.
The firm observes that strain usually shows itself months ahead, in slower cash collection, thinner margins and growing reliance on short-term borrowing, and that regular bookkeeping, management accounts and cash flow forecasting give a business time to act while options remain.
A calm, practical piece from a member that knows the territory well.
Source: Milsted Langdon ↗
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