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At Buckley Scriven Oregan we believe that one of the greatest strengths any SME can develop is a healthy cash reserve. Many business owners naturally focus on increasing sales, improving profitability and expanding their customer base. While these are all important objectives, businesses with strong…
Read MoreTop 5 Financial Warning Signs Your Business Is Becoming Too Reactive
Read MoreAt Buckley Scriven Oregan we believe that successful businesses are built on informed planning rather than constant reaction. Every business faces unexpected challenges from time to time, but when reacting to problems becomes the normal way of operating, financial performance often begins to suffer….
Read MoreTop 5 Things Revenue Looks for When Reviewing an Irish SME’s VAT Returns
Read MoreTop 5 Things Revenue Looks for When Reviewing an Irish SME’s VAT Returns
At Buckley Scriven Oregan we believe that VAT deserves far more respect than it typically receives. For many SME owners, the bi-monthly VAT return is a routine chore, completed quickly and forgotten just as fast. Yet VAT is one…
Preparing for Interest Rate Changes: How Irish SMEs Can Protect Their Borrowing Costs
Read MorePreparing for Interest Rate Changes: How Irish SMEs Can Protect Their Borrowing Costs
At Buckley Scriven Oregan we believe that interest rates deserve a permanent place on every SME owner’s agenda, not just a glance when the headlines turn dramatic. After a long period in which borrowing costs seeme…
The Financial Case for Outsourcing Your Payroll: What Irish Employers Should Weigh Up
Read MoreAt Buckley Scriven Oregan we believe that one of the greatest advantages a business owner can have is knowing not only where the business stands today, but where it is likely to be in the weeks and months ahead. While many SMEs monitor their bank balance regularly, far fewer actively forecast future…
Read MoreAt Buckley Scriven Oregan we believe that payroll is one of those business functions that only attracts attention when something goes wrong, and by then the cost of the problem usually far exceeds the cost of preventing it. Paying people accurately and on time is a fundamental obligation, yet it has…
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