When you are operating your own accounting practice, strategy and planning are crucial in ensuring that your corporate accounting firm can operate without any hiccups. Without a strategy, it would be like leaving the performance of your company to chance. This will not only cause unbelievable amounts of stress (unless you like to worry and fret every night), but also lead to the eventual failure of your business.

With the profitable potential the Philippines offers, foreign investors start their businesses in the local market by incorporating a new domestic firm or by acquiring a license from the government.

After being a member of the EU for 47 years, the United Kingdom has formally left the European Union on 31 January 2020, after more than three years of voting to leave. It remains to see what the impact of Brexit on small business will be. 

When you’re starting a business in the Philippines, getting your company registered is a must. Acquiring permits and licences ensure your operations are under the legal grounds set by the government.

Starting a business in the Philippines can be a daunting prospect if you have no idea how to get started. It can be difficult especially if you don’t know where to obtain the certificates and licenses you need to operate. 

Sustaining a firm's progress is no piece of cake. Over the years, the CFO's roles brought growth to businesses in terms of operational efficiency, financial standing and technological advancements.