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EBIT, EBITDA and net profit are not competing answers to the same question — they are three different lenses on the same set of numbers. This article unpacks what each metric strips out, why lenders and buyers favour different ones, and how a single SME's figures can swing from a £150,000 headline to a £60,345 bottom line depending on which line you stop at.
Every month, your bank account tells one version of your finances — and your accounting records tell another. Bank reconciliation is the…
When a business buys a piece of equipment, a vehicle, or any other long-term asset, that cost doesn’t hit the income statement…
Every set of books has a moment of reckoning — the point where you check whether everything you’ve recorded actually adds up.…
Every number in every set of accounts — whether for a sole trader, a growing SME, or a listed corporation — was…
Every piece of equipment, vehicle, and machine your business owns was worth more the day you bought it than it is today.…
