The Uncommon Practice

Growth creates pressure on cash.

🌟 New employees
🌟 New equipment
🌟 More stock
🌟 Higher operating costs

Many businesses don't struggle because they aren't growing, they struggle because growth arrives faster than their cash reserves can support.

Cashflow forecasting gives business leaders visibility over future funding requirements and helps avoid unpleasant surprises.

Read our practical guide:
https://www.theuncommonpractice.com/post/the-uncommon-guide-to-cashflow-forecasting

"We're profitable, but there's never enough cash."

It's one of the most common frustrations we hear from business owners.

The reality?

Profit and cash are not the same thing.

You can be growing rapidly, winning new clients and generating profits while still experiencing cashflow problems.

That's why effective cashflow forecasting matters.

Our latest guide explains:

👉 How cashflow forecasting works
👉 Common forecasting mistakes
👉 How to identify cash shortages before they happen

Read more:
https://www.theuncommonpractice.com/post/the-uncommon-guide-to-cashflow-forecasting

Did you know?

From 25 June to 1 September 2026, qualifying children's meals sold by hospitality businesses will be eligible for a temporary 5% VAT rate.

Businesses should review:

✔ Menu structures
✔ Pricing
✔ EPOS systems
✔ VAT reporting processes

Now is the time to prepare.

Find out what the changes mean for your business: https://www.theuncommonpractice.com/post/hospitality-vat-changes