Record-keeping

Running a business requires good record keeping. Some records must be kept for tax and legal reasons, some for insurance claims and funding reasons and others because accurate records are essential to running a successful business.

Consult your accountaint to help you decide which records you need to keep.

Here are also some useful websites to consult:

Some records may also need to be available for public inspection or in the event of a tax audit or dispute in the event of a claim.

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Case Study

During the last 20 years the company has grown considerably from a turnover of below $1 million per annum to just under $50 million per annum.


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