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As a business owner you have 101 things to do and looking after your numbers is just one of them. Minerva Accountants can act as your wingman and take care of all of this for you for a fixed monthly fee.
We are fully digital Xero accountants taking the hassle out of your business. Based in the heart of cider country near Bristol we have been working remotely for years and have all the technology that you need to run your twenty-first century business.
We have been handling numbers for over 30 years and combine this experience with our practical business expertise. Our clients enjoy monthly business webinars hosted by one of the Top 50 Women in Finance.
Let us take care of your numbers so that you can focus on your business. Let’s do better business for a better life.
Della’s work has always been of the highest standard and when she moved south it was an easy decision to retain her services. I would recommend Della without hesitation. – Mike F
Services and pricing
No frills
Business focus
Virtual Finance Director
Keeping you legal
Everything we reasonably expect you to need so you can focus on your business
Proactively helping you to grow your business like your own FD
“You’re more expensive than [another local accountant] but much easier to work with” – George C
Webinars
If you’re new to business, or even if you have a little more experience, there is still so much to think about to achieve the business that you first dreamt of. How can you grow your business? How much should you charge? How can you make more profit? How can you have a better work – life balance?
Hosted by our founder, Della Hudson FCA, one of the ‘Top 50 Women in Finance’ Minerva’s Money Matters webinars are free to all our clients. Small business owners can join us watching one of the ’20 Female Entrepreneurs to Watch in 2020′ and ask any questions on the topic of the evening.
Next Money Matters webinar:
Monday 13 May 2024 at 12pm (midday)
5 Profit Improvement Principles
Business seems ok but you never seem to make the profits that you expect? Find out how you can do better business.
Join us for a FREE 30-minute session where we’ll help you with 5 key actions that will help you to improve your profits. Things that work in the real world; not just a textbook
Next webinar takes place at 12.00pm (midday) on Monday 13 May 2024
We won’t just be be educating you but we will also be contributing a day’s education to a Kenyan girl for each person who attends the webinar. We’d love you to make an additional donation too.
Other Money Matters webinar topics:
Preparing for 2024: how to makeover your business for the new year
Pricing: how to charge what you’re worth.
Starting a business
Cashflow: where has all my money gone?
5 Profit Improvement Principles
Preparing for sale
Keeping the plates spinning
Work-life balance: the impossible dream?
Self-care: who takes care of the boss?
Also available:
Business coaching
“Della’s book opened my eyes to areas of my business I could improve, after 5 years of running it. Enrolling on the accompanying course and learning direct from Della every month has helped me get better clarity on the options available to improve the running of my business. Plus the accountability to action these improvements have proved invaluable to pushing my business forward. Can’t recommend highly enough” – Sam N
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