Archives – September, 2011

What are the most tax efficient ways to obtain business finance?

With the IMF suggesting the possibility that the UK has slipped back into recession thanks to the continuing uncertainty in the Euro zone, obtaining business finance will remain difficult for the foreseeable future. Instability requires careful risk management and it’s important for entrepreneurs to make savings wherever possible. If you are considering additional funding or actively trying to raise money, it’s worth understanding what the most tax efficient ways to raise funds for your business are. (more…)

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An Englishman’s home is his castle – and biggest tax liability

If you live in the South East of England, your home is quite likely to be your biggest single asset, especially considering how much house prices have risen in the last decade (in spite of the recent dip). For most taxpayers, this is an asset you’ve paid for slowly, with hard-earned cash, probably after working for many years. You’ve paid plenty of tax already on the money you’ve invested and you want to be able to keep your home indefinitely, passing it on to your family for the future. That’s not an unreasonable expectation. (more…)

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How to get out when business turns from sweet to sour

Businesses running as a partnership, or companies managed jointly by a group of directors can be highly successful and offer the best of all worlds to those involved. You get to share the decision-making and responsibilities; benefit from each other’s strengths; learn from one another; reduce the level of financial commitment; and ultimately, collectively enjoy the rewards. (more…)

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Sage 50 Accounts 2012 is best ever…. get to grips with cash flow and 10% off

“Wow great functionality and free, well done Sage!”

“Excellent! Sage have got it so right this time.”

“Glad we upgraded to 2012 for this alone.”

“Tremendous piece of kit – functionality, interface and usability is perfect for business use.”

 

These are some of the great reviews on iTunes written by delighted Sage 50 2012 users after trying the new Sage 50 mobile app.  And we are TaxTalk firmly agree. This nifty mobile app is free with the latest version of Sage and will completely transform the way you manage your business finances.

How many times have you gone to a customer meeting without checking your debtor accounts and then afterwards realised they owe you money? You could have sent that client a polite reminder or copy invoice beforehand.  Alternatively, when you are travelling or away from the office, how easy is it to monitor your business’ financial performance on the go?

Mobile technology has transformed the way we live our lives.  And now Sage has embraced this with the launch of Sage 50 Accounts 2012, which includes a powerful free mobile app for iPhone and BlackBerry users.

Described by Accountingweb’s editor as “brainlessly simple”, Sage 50 Mobile is a very powerful tool.  It is designed for people working remotely or in the field who might want to call down customer data and use it, managers who want to view outstanding balances or totals, and other users who don’t usually sit in front of a desktop computer.  You can fine tune your cashflow, credit control and management reporting from anywhere, with the control to set access rights to an authorised user group.

As one of Surrey’s leading Sage resellers, We at TaxTalk think Sage 50 Accounts 2012 is probably their best version ever.  In addition to the mobile app, it includes a range of other excellent new functionality, with all the enhancements in the new version being driven by customer demand and market research.  If you are running an older version of Sage and holding out for a reason to upgrade, this is the year to do it.  In addition to these features you will also get the benefit of other enhancements such as full e-commerce integration, included with earlier versions.

What else is exciting in Sage 50 Accounts 2012?

Quick Look-Up and Quick Print. Save time searching for data records and have the ability to print.

Lock date. Never get caught out by mistakenly posting data to the wrong financial year again.  This new version makes it impossible to make this common mistake because you are able to set a point in time to work from or to.

Faster performance. Sage have ironed out previous performance issues and the new version is obviously much faster and better to work with.

All in all we think Sage 50 2012 is so good it mustn’t be missed.  To help ensure you get to try it too, we are offering all existing customers and users the chance to get a further 10% off the list price if they order before 1st October 2012.

So what are you waiting for?

To find out more about the new features included in Sage or any other issue relating to your accounting software, please contact Jamie Spears at [email protected].

 

 

Leave a Comment September 16, 2011

Wanted: Friendly, efficient and dynamic Office Manager

We require an Office Manager at RJP. It’s a front of house position and includes welcoming clients into our funky premises.  The role also involves supervising 2 members of staff and ensuring there is a happy and helpful atmosphere in the office at all times.

Could this be you?  Read on to find out more about the job, its responsibilities, the professional skills required and what we think is the ideal personality profile for this interesting role.

 

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