Category: Personal Tax
Day-to-day inputting of data will soon be a thing of the past, says AAT
An AAT whitepaper, The Future Accountant, outlines how the accounting profession is undergoing a significant transformation, driven by advances in technology. This shift, while not new, has been gaining momentum. It’s true, technology has always evolved industries, removed labour-intensive tasks and allowed professionals to focus on more meaningful work. However, in accounting, this trend is […]
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The mental health crisis in accounting
As you know, the looming 5 October deadline for self-employed individuals to register for Self-Assessment is a critical point in the calendar for accountants. However, while this date might bring in more revenue for you and your team, it also represents a significant stressor for those in the profession. We’ve seen time and again that […]
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Diverse income stream carnage threatens your team
We often hear from accountants whose client has income from freelancing, investments, and rental properties and demands the same price for account filing as the simplest business models. Despite the added complexity created by multiple income streams, these clients often pay the same price as any other, and expect their accounts to be filed accurately […]
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Before You Request Personal Accounting Info Via Email, Read This
If you’re an accountant who still uses email as your primary method of contact and collecting information from clients, we get it. Email is familiar to both you and the businesses you serve. It’s also convenient, and everyone knows how to use it. But we’re here to tell you that your clients would like to […]
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