Project audits

Project audits

Audit
You may have heard of the term “project audit” before, but you’re not quite sure what it means. A project audit is a process by which the overall health and status of a project is assessed. This includes reviewing all aspects of the project, from its inception through to completion. It is typically carried out by a third party, such as an independent consultant or contractor. Who Performs a Project Audit? A project audit can be carried out by anyone with the necessary knowledge and experience. However, it is typically performed by a third party such as an independent consultant or contractor. This ensures that the audit is impartial and unbiased. What Is Included in a Project Audit? A project audit includes a review of all aspects of the project,…
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Who Is a Financial Controller?

Who Is a Financial Controller?

Finance & Accounting
Financial controllers are senior managers charged with producing accurate books and records for a company. To do this, they must understand the operations of the business and the underlying relationships between inputs, outputs and the processes that support them. A financial controller’s role begins with being “the numbers person” and extends to creating reports and analyses that support strategic business decisions. Importance of financial control 1.Financial control at a strategic level When we talk about financial control at a strategic level, we are referring to the process of evaluation of concurrence and coherence regarding the financial plan and the strategic plan of the organization, ensuring the achievement of objectives of the latter. With financial control, you avoid last minute surprises at the end of the fiscal year. It is the…
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Tax Compliance with a Reputable Tax Consultant

Tax Compliance with a Reputable Tax Consultant

Taxation
Staying ahead of the curve with taxes continues to challenge businesses, especially with the changes in tax laws. Complex tax laws demand highly knowledgeable professionals. Tax planning should take place all year round not just before tax deadlines. We help your business get the attention it needs to assure you of a strategy that will yield the best possible outcome, minimizing your tax obligation with every allowable deduction and an eye to the future of your business. Why you need a tax consultant There are many reasons why you may need the help of a tax consultant. Here are six key reasons: To maximize your deductions: A tax consultant can help you take full advantage of the deductions available to you, ensuring that you pay as little tax as possible. To…
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The Role of an Advisory Board

The Role of an Advisory Board

Leadership
When it comes to making big decisions for your company, who do you turn to? If you’re not sure, then it might be time to consider forming an advisory board. Advisory boards can provide great help to companies by giving objective advice and counsel on important matters. In this blog post, we will discuss what an advisory board is, when a company needs one, the different roles of an advisory board, and how to choose the best one for your business. We will also discuss why TTC is a great choice for an advisory board and how we can help you grow your business. What is an advisory board? An advisory board is a group of individuals who are not employees of the company, but who are experts in their…
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All About Tax Planning

All About Tax Planning

Taxation
It is an open secret that a penny saved is a penny earned. Taxes are a necessity; you don’t want to spend any more than you have to on taxes. The key to balanced living is to carry out a budgeting process and come up with a spending plan; the same goes for minimizing your tax bill. Tax planning explained Tax planning is the process of understanding how specific tax items relate to your organisation throughout the year, after which you determine how to act on those items in the most tax-efficient manner. The goal of tax planning is to decrease the overall amount of money you pay in taxes to the KRA. The process helps reduce cash outflow and keeps more money in the business coffers. What to consider…
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Business Valuation: What Is It and Why is it Necessary?

Business Valuation: What Is It and Why is it Necessary?

Business Plan
Do you own a business? If so, it’s important to know what your business is worth. Whether you’re thinking of selling in the future or just want to have an accurate estimate for your own records, business valuation is a key step in understanding the health of your company. In this blog post, we’ll discuss what business valuation is and why you need it. We’ll also describe the five most common methods of valuation and eight benefits of getting a valuation done on your company. What Is Business Valuation? A business valuation is an assessment of the economic value of a business or company. It is a determination that attempts to specify the present worth of a property. The value may be ascertained for various reasons such as sale value,…
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An Insight about Mergers and Acquisitions

An Insight about Mergers and Acquisitions

Business Plan
A merger is the combination of two or more companies into one entity. An acquisition is when one company buys another company. Mergers and acquisitions can be a good thing or a bad thing, depending on the situation. They can help a company grow or they can destroy a company. The goal of a merger or an acquisition is to make more money for the shareholders. Sometimes this happens, but often it does not. In fact, about 75% of all mergers and acquisitions fail. There are a few things that you need to know before a merger or an acquisition happens. You need to know the financial condition of both companies, the reason for the merger or acquisition, and the goals of the new company. You also need to know…
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An In-depth Discussion About Transfer Pricing

An In-depth Discussion About Transfer Pricing

Taxation
If you’re in business, then you’ve probably heard of the term “transfer pricing.” But what is it, exactly? And more importantly, how can you make sure that your company is doing it right? In this blog post, we’ll answer all of those questions and more. What is transfer pricing? In short, transfer pricing is the price that a company charges for goods or services sold to another company within the same group of companies. It’s an important tool for businesses because it allows them to accurately reflect the true market value of those goods and services. This, in turn, helps ensure that profits are fairly distributed among all of the companies involved. Transfer pricing, or the pricing of transactions between affiliates in different tax jurisdictions—also known as intercompany pricing—presents both…
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All about Independent Business Reviews

All about Independent Business Reviews

Business Plan
An independent business review is an analysis of a company’s financial situation conducted by one or more professionals in order to present an accurate representation of the company.  The purpose of an independent business review is to provide clarity as to whether establishing credit, issuing a loan or overcoming any uncertainty or doubt about the company’s financial situation is justified based on the information contained in the report. IBR may be conducted by various entities, including accounting firms, banks, private equity firms, and even rating agencies. The process usually involves reviewing historical financial statements as well as conducting interviews with key personnel within the company. In some cases, on-site visits may also be conducted. Types of Independent Business Review Financial review A financial review is performed whenever a company is…
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Accounting; the Language of Business

Accounting; the Language of Business

Finance & Accounting
Accounting is the process of recording, classifying, and summarizing financial transactions to provide information that is useful in making business decisions. It is the language of business, providing a clear and concise way to track financial performance and assess risk. Accounting also helps businesses comply with government regulations. There are two main types of accounting: bookkeeping and financial accounting. Bookkeeping is the process of recording day-to-day financial transactions, while financial accounting provides an overview of a company’s overall financial position. Financial statements show how a company’s assets, liabilities, and equity have changed over time. These statements are used by investors, creditors, and other interested parties to make informed decisions about a company’s health and prospects. The generation of financial statements has become much more efficient with the advancement of tools…
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