The Mornington Peninsula is famous for green hinterlands full of boutique wineries offering cellar door experiences and wonderful restaurants. As glamorous as it may sound to own a winery, the ability to manage the business effectively and profitably is becoming increasingly difficult. Not only did the reduced WET rebate impact cashflow, but fluctuating economic conditions, and extreme weather all present a challenge to traditional business planning.
Managing cashflow for working capital, investment in state-of-the-art equipment and marketing your business seems to be a never-ending juggling act.
As an accounting firm with more winery clients than any other firm in the Mornington Peninsula region, our team understand the risks and
opportunities unique to your industry. We take a strategic view of your operations and provide guidance and advice on a number of matters
including:
✔ Accounting and tax compliance
✔ Cloud accounting & inventory management software implementation
✔ Wine equalisation tax (WET tax)
✔ Strategic taxation advice
✔ Structuring and restructuring
✔ Business management issues
✔ Cash flow and financing
✔ Exit and succession planning
✔ Estate planning
So whether you’re a family owned and operated winery or managed by a board of directors, SMART Business Solutions can provide clear, concise
and relevant advice to help you succeed.
ONLINE WEBINAR
23 February 2023 // 12:30pm
In our upcoming webinar we'll be diving into some common exit
strategies for successful succession planning, the pros and cons, and what you need to consider before making a decision.
You’ve worked hard for what you have – it’s time to protect it for the next generation.
ONLINE Webinar: Insurance Stripped Bare - What you really need to protect your assets
It doesn’t matter how much you have. It’s what you do with it that counts.
Not just for young entrepreneurs, this webinar is designed for anyone who is within their first 2 years of a new business to ensure you've got the most important operational, legal and financial structures in place.
Taking time to ask yourself the big questions can be daunting and empowering at the same time. Understanding and prioritising your goals and needs is a valuable step.
With many of our business community made up of building companies, building suppliers and trades people, this is an issue bigger than ProBuild itself. The ripple effect of the demise of such a building giant will leave many of us asking the question ‘how secure is my business and my livelihood?’
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