If your indirect tax function is constantly reacting to issues, under-resourced, and exposed to significant risk, you are certainly not alone in the UK technology sector. Our latest infographic, “Navigating indirect tax challenges in Tech,” uncovers surprising insights into the true state of play for the Technology, Media, and Telecommunications (TMT) sector. Many indirect tax departments face […] … Read More
Have you ever considered approaching your work a different way – by outsourcing some of your services to someone perhaps more specialised in that area? Opting to sub-contract some of the non accountancy-based work seems to go in and out of fashion in the profession. However, in light of unprecedented technological advancement, have we come […] … Read More
Last month saw our customer conference, SYNERGY 2019, take place in Hinckley, Leicestershire. Both new and seasoned delegates joined us who chose from a range of 60 sessions over the two days. Sessions were tailored toward helping our customers with their daily tasks, and ranged from in-depth tax training, content creation workshops to thought-leadership sessions […] … Read More
Every good accountant should have a great website, but what sets apart a good one from a bad one? Websites have been hailed the ‘ultimate shop window’, so it’s important to get it right in this digital age. Prospects who are interested in your services are likely to first check your website, even if your […] … Read More
Wondering when is the best time to change accounting software? Perhaps you’ve started your own accountancy practice, business is good and your client numbers look positive for the year ahead. Maybe you’re using software which performs the basic functions, but have begun to realise its limitations as your clients become more complex. Whether you’ve laid […] … Read More
Guest blog by Sean Turner, an SEO manager at Thomson Reuters. Search engines like Google have effectively replaced the phone book. When a prospective client needs a local accountant, they’re no longer reaching for the Yellow Pages. Instead, they’re far more likely to consult a search engine such as Google, or if they’re really techy, […] … Read More