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Steve Checkley (22)
27 November 2015

TaxCalc Accounts Production Update – Part 2

In this article, we will continue looking at some of the improvements we have made to TaxCalc Accounts Production.

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Steve Checkley (22)
25 November 2015

TaxCalc Accounts Production Update – Part 1

It’s our absolute pleasure to announce the roll out of a substantial update to TaxCalc Accounts Production. Many months in the making, this release will introduce new small company accounting standards, such as micro entities, FRSSE 2015 and FRS102 for small companies and a number of improvements in other areas.

TaxCalc customers will know we love listening to customer feedback. We’ve never been afraid of making changes and tweaks to the software and even, in some cases, rewriting the way something is done to make it even better.

In this first of two blog articles, we’ll take a look at what’s in store.

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Steve Checkley (22)
13 November 2015

Protecting Yourself from Phishing Scams

In something of an irony (considering who’s received it), a phishing email beat my spam filter last night and landed in my personal inbox. Purporting to come from HMRC, I apparently have a VAT tax refund waiting for me and need to follow the link to fill out a form to claim it. What excitement for a Thursday evening!

I think that everyone will agree with me that this is really quite a suspicious looking email. However, looking today at the kinds of emails TaxCalc generally receives from HMRC, especially with regard to VAT and VAT MOSS, even official emails from HMRC can appear to be quite generic.

For example, VAT return reminders are addressed to Sir or Madam and VAT MOSS emails to just “VAT MOSS user”. Whilst said emails may quote the name of the company and our VAT number, these can easily be found on our website. 

The email prompted me to think about how we can stay safe with phishing scams.

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Kate Webb (14)
02 November 2015

TaxCalc Exhibiting at ICAEW Sole Practitioners Conference

TaxCalc are looking forward to exhibiting at the ICAEW Sole Practitioners Conference on 19th and 20th November in London.

This is one of four conference programs taking place at Practice 2015, ICAEW’s inaugural two-day conference.

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Kate Webb (14)
29 October 2015

TaxCalc Sponsor Self Assessment Season in Association with Accounting Web

TaxCalc has teamed up with Accountingweb.com for the third year running to assist accountants during the busy self assessment season.

We’ll be supporting all self assessment coverage and providing you with guides, top tips and advice to help practitioners power on through.

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Kate Webb (14)
26 October 2015

TaxCalc Shortlisted for Best Practice Software

TaxCalc are delighted to have been shortlisted for ‘Practice Software Product of the Year’ for the second year running at The British Accountancy Awards 2015.

The awards ceremony will take place on Tuesday 24 November at The Brewery in East London.

We’ll keep you updated on the night via our social media channels.

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Kate Webb (14)
21 October 2015

Fantastic Day at The Bookkeepers Summit 2015

TaxCalc had a fantastic day exhibiting at The Bookkeepers Summit on Monday 12th October held at The Queen Elizabeth Conference Centre in London.

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Tracy Ebdon-Poole (12)
15 October 2015

Hello!

Welcome to the new TaxCalc blog. Our digital voice and direct communication channel to you. This is where we’ll talk to you about any new products and services we have to offer, comment on timely industry news topics, discuss market trends and share company initiatives, letting our corporate ethos and brand personality shine through. We look forward to your comments and feedback.

 

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