Author Archives: Sandra Creasey

Sales and my SaaS company

Sales and my SaaS company

Even the very best product in the world can’t sell itself. As the founder of a SaaS company, you’re acutely aware of the importance of finding a niche in the market, targeting customers, and getting sales. With this in mind, you may be tempted to hire a sales leader in the early days of your […]

Case Study: Tax review for a business owner

business owner case study

I’m a business owner as well as an accountant As our tenth birthday at Thrive gets closer, I’ve found myself reflecting recently. I sometimes find it hard to believe I’ve been a business owner for almost a decade. Although I’m not going to lie, I definitely feel it! But there’s one person who has experienced […]

Powering the country – Tax is like Electricty

tax planning

Our Energy Mix The GB National Grid is powered by a mixture of sources, from coal through to renewables. Looking at the October 2020 results, 47% of our generation came from zero-carbon sources. That seems good, right? I think so. But as you dive into the numbers behind the remaining 53% it’s mostly gas which […]

‘We The People’ The Global Goals

The Global Goals

Not sure what The Global Goals are? Also known as SDGs or Sustainable Development Goals – sit back and enjoy this 2015 video that launched the UN Global Goals for Sustainable Development and then continue your journey of discovery here: https://www.globalgoals.org/  

Lockdown 2.0 Business Support

Financial Business Support

Things move fast in 2020! Friday night had finally seen the release of further Job Support Scheme details (JSS the successor scheme that was to run Nov-Apr), but by Saturday evening that scheme was put on the back burner, with a full extension of the existing furlough scheme (CJRS). JSS will not now take effect […]

£20 million in new grants to boost recovery of small businesses

grants for small businesses

If you missed it last week, a new (small) grant has been announced for SMEs via local growth hubs. £20 million in new grants to boost recovery of small businesses. Grants of between £1k and £5k will be available to help businesses get back on track through professional, legal, financial or other advice and /or […]