The government has responded to Coronvirus with a raft of ever-changing guidance, alongside other groups and industry bodies, to help us navigate the rocky road back to normality. This page will feature the highlights of all available advice, as cherry-picked by Paul and the team at Cornish Accounting Solutions.

In unprecedented times, businesses must adapt to remain productive. If face-to-face meetings are a key part of your daily business operation, here are some tips to take your meetings online with minimal disruption.

Concerned about employee performance? Before showing the door of opportunity, consider if you’re providing enough training and support, or are employee skills and attitude the problem? We can help you improve your people and build a high performance team.

Competitor analysis gives you invaluable business intelligence. Talk to us about ways to research, track and measure your close competitors on a regular basis – and read on for some pointers!

The Knowledge Pie depicts the proportion of what we know, what we know we don’t know, and what we don’t even know we don’t know. What will you do this year to extend your knowledge?

The Cornish Accounting Solutions team is growing, and we’re looking for a digital accounting expert to be part of our journey. Interested? Read on or share with someone who may fit the bill.

Are you comfy hanging out in your Comfort Zone? Want to remain competitive and not be outperformed? Stretch out of your Comfort Zone and into your #PerformanceZone. Just don’t stretch so far you end up in the Danger Zone!

Was setting your working hours a drawcard to owning a business? In reality, do you work more than ever before, affecting your personal life? We can help you free up time to spend on better things.

Freedom is the oxygen of the soul. Is your business destroying your freedom? Don’t neglect the other important things in your life. Whether you’re looking for Financial Freedom, Time Freedom or Mind Freedom – we can help you achieve all three

The Swansea council received an email with what they thought was the Welsh text for a bilingual sign. When the sign was installed they realised that what they really got was “I am not in the office at the moment. Send any work to be translated” ! Got your out-of-office sorted?