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17 September 2018

Stamp duty cut: 121,500 households save £284 million

According to the latest statistics 121,500 first-time buyers have saved a total of £284,000,000...

12 September 2018

Five advantages of a multi-level bill of Materials

To understand the benefits a multi-level bill of materials can bring to a manufacturing business we...

11 September 2018

Time is running out to declare offshore assets

HMRC is warning that taxpayers could face penalties if they fail to declare their income on foreign...

5 September 2018

Five advantages of serial and batch tracing

Serial / Batch tracing is critical for any business that is interested in quality management.

3 September 2018

Making Tax Digital - what you need to know and do

Change is happening in the world of taxation as HMRC goes digital.Making Tax Digital (MTD) is part...

31 August 2018

Everything you need to know about Exact

There are a number of software solutions in the market at present that provide their users with...

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