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Why is the cash register operating, yet there is no available money? We break down revenue, profit and cash using a store as an example: capital tied up in inventory, hidden expenses and cash-flow gaps.

Advertising generates views, but the number of receipts does not increase. We go through the customer journey — enquiry, hesitation, purchase, return — and show how to address each point of loss.

Torgsoft financial accounting software: income and expenses by category, cost, profit by product and retail location, debts, and bank reconciliation. 30-day demo.

Taxes for simplified and general-purpose individual entrepreneurs in 2026. Deadlines for submitting reports and paying EP, SSC and military levy. Fines for violating declaration conditions

Every decision goes through the owner, taking a holiday is impossible, and the phone never stops ringing. We examine the operational causes of fatigue and how to reduce the workload through delegation while retaining control.

Rules for using RRO and PRRO for online stores when accepting cashless payments, acquiring, and setup in the Torgsoft program.

Wartime Employee Reservations: Who is Eligible, How to Get Critical Enterprise Status and Get a Deferral

Why an online store owner ends up handling every delivery note, price and order status personally, and how roles, procedures, an incident log and margin control let the system run without them.

How to set up Torgsoft for an online store with a large catalog: server, SQL Server, synchronizations, orders, waybills and payments. A step-by-step guide.

Starting a business from scratch is an interesting and promising task. How can you start a business from scratch without significant investments? Small business ideas from scratch, useful tips and development strategies.

Weak demand, a thin financial buffer, and a cautious buyer in 2026. Practical solutions for retailers: analytics, pricing, inventory, loyalty, and work during power outages.

Tax and USC deadlines, new military levy accounts, RRO/PRRO, cash on delivery, cosmetics and eExcise — what sole proprietors in retail should consider in summer 2026.