The Dual Pressures of Being an Entrepreneur and an Employer — and How to Deal With Them For many entrepreneurs, having staff feels like both a blessing and a responsibility. You’re proud of your team and know you can’t run your business without them. But when financial problems start to pile up, that pride turns to stress.…
What if your beauty salon is under pressure and debts are piling up? As a beautician, you work every day to make others shine. Your customers leave the salon relaxed and satisfied — but in the meantime, you are walking around with worries. Rising costs, declining appointments, postponed corona payments or supplier bills are putting pressure on…
What if your salon is no longer profitable and you are experiencing financial stress? As a hairdresser or salon owner, you work hard, often long days, with love for your profession and your customers. However, it is becoming increasingly common for hairdressers — especially self-employed entrepreneurs — to find themselves in financial difficulties. Rising costs, fewer customers, debts at…
About apparent profit, hidden costs and financial stress despite full order books You work hard, your agenda is full, your turnover is growing - and yet: every month it is exciting whether you can pay all the bills. The outside world thinks that things are going well, but you know better. Debts are mounting, the tax authorities are knocking,…
When financial stress overshadows your entrepreneurship Every entrepreneur experiences stress. But when financial worries pile up and your mind can no longer be quiet, stress turns into mental pressure. You keep smiling at customers and suppliers, but at night you lie awake. How am I going to pay the wages? Can I postpone the tax authorities for a while? What if…
You don't have to do it alone - the self-employed are also entitled to professional debt assistance As a self-employed person, you are used to arranging everything yourself. You do your own administration, are responsible for your marketing, your bookkeeping and your income. That entrepreneurship gives you freedom, but also a vulnerable position. Especially when financial problems arise.…
What can you do if you can no longer pay the Tax Authorities as an entrepreneur? For many entrepreneurs, the moment comes when a blue envelope not only causes administrative stress, but also real financial worries. A VAT return that has not been paid. Income tax for which you have not made a reservation. Or corona tax debts that you now have to…
How to build a future again with help, overview and restructuring Entrepreneurship is trial and error. But what if you have fallen deeply? What if your company is in dire straits or has even (almost) ended — and you still want to continue? A fresh start with debts sounds contradictory, but in many cases it is precisely the…
When your relationship breaks down and your finances are in trouble A divorce is emotionally difficult enough. But if you are also an entrepreneur, there are additional concerns: what will happen to my company? How do we divide the debts? What if I cannot pay alimony or my ex-partner is held jointly liable…
What should you arrange if you want to stop doing business, but still have debts? For many entrepreneurs, there comes a time when they decide to stop. Sometimes out of necessity, sometimes out of insight. But what if you want to end your sole proprietorship while there are still outstanding debts? That can feel overwhelming. The tax authorities, outstanding bills, maybe even…
