Looking to Grow your Business?

If you’ve identified some potential areas for growth or development within your business, or you may have identified a gap in the market that your product or service can fill.

Having an expert second opinion can be the difference between success and failure.

Business Growth Advice

We help businesses grow and unleash their potential as they move from start-up to scale-up.

Our expert business advisors guide you through any potential challenges that your business could face as you plan for growth; from funding, resourcing, tax planning and any implications associated with overseas expansion.

Don’t Just Take Our Word For It

They are a great accountancy company to work with

I have been using Ormerod Rutter for a few years now and can confidently say that they are a great accountancy company to work with. Neil Seager is our main point of contact, Neil has been with me every step of the way, answering any questions I may have and making sure everything is in order.

As a result, this has helped me grow the business at a steady rate whilst keeping peace of mind that everything has been done correctly.

Matt – Heath electrical

Questions to Ask when Growing a Business

Our expert business advisors can help to answer your questions, such as:

When should I register for VAT?

If your annual taxable turnover is above a certain threshold (currently £85,000), you will need to register for VAT. If you need to register, we will also inform you about Making Tax Digital and the processes you’ll need to complete.

It is also possible to register your business voluntarily if you are below this threshold.

How can you help me grow my business?

Analyzing problems, highlighting areas in need of improvement, and developing a strategy to manage your cashflow better are all things your accountant can help with. This is the first step to improving the cash flow of your business to help you grow. Our expert team can also help with other areas like restructuring to make sure your business is running as efficiently as possible.

When do I need to become limited?

Some freelancers decide to form a limited company for their business, either for personal reasons or after consulting their accountants. It usually comes down to personal preference as to when a limited company becomes necessary.

There are many differences between the requirements of a limited company to a sole trader which we can explain to you and advise which set-up would be best for your business.