Performance and income planning is about actively improving the results of your enterprise as well as your private economy. Above all, it’s about optimizing – maximum private benefits at minimum costs for your company. (Swedish text follows further below) This lecture is for you with an owner managed enterprise, and for all of you advisers
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Thursday-Friday November 19-20, 2015, I spent two pleasant days in the very north of Sweden. The accounting and auditing bureau Revisionstjänst EOB AB had ordered a one day lecture on Performance and Income Planning from Wolters Kluwer, and I was chosen as lecturer. I arrived by air to Kiruna and train to Gällivare on Thursday
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New webinar number 5 of 13! Today I delivered the documentation to Accountor Training for “Performance Planning” (text in Swedish follows further below). Content In this webinar I describe how to analyze an owner-managed enterprise, identify possible economic problems and suggesting solutions before the upcoming annual report. It’s of course mainly about tweaking the performance, but it’s
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Owner Related Transactions in Limited Companies / Föreläsning om ägartransaktioner i aktiebolag
New Lecture on Act Against Money Laundering / Ny föreläsning om lagen mot penningtvätt, tillsynen, Reko m.m.
New Lecture Ongoing Activities / Ny föreläsning om redovisning och beskattning av pågående arbeten
Four Weeks of Lectures in Sweden – Fyra veckor med föreläsningar och konsultuppdrag i Stockholm och Göteborg
Spreading on the internet My book is continuously spread to more channels now. In a Google-search I get the #1 hit on “resultat- och inkomstplanering” since several months already, but now it’s 8 out of 10 hits on the first page! And it continues, so on the first two pages I get 13 out of 20 hits and
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Index 2015-2016: Helps you find the gems / Hjälper dig hitta guldkornen
Today I celebrate my first year blogging with “The Consultant’s Journey” – And what a journey it has been! World Communication Some of the topics are general enough to get readers from multiple countries, which I appreciate a lot. I see a pattern of increasing global reading each time I participate in a group discussion, showing
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