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We're delighted to announce the official launch of TaxCalc SmartPractice Seminars!
Taking place in four locations across the UK, these unique seminars will be providing the perfect balance between topical tax issues and TaxCalc future developments.
We'll be discussing the new HMRC Digital Tax Accounts, the impact of the new Dividend Tax, Practice Development, TaxCalc Cloud Connect and much more!
Key reasons to attend:
Read morePrice Changes for Practices from 1 March 2016
There is an old saying that the only two things that you can rely upon in life are death and taxes. If you use software to run your practice, you can probably add price increases to that as well.
However, here at TaxCalc, we don’t take the usual industry line of raising prices by an arbitrary percentage every year. We’re different.
So different, in fact, that after five years of holding prices steady, it was only last year that we finally updated our catalogue and made some modest but necessary adjustments to a handful of our products. At the same time, we introduced an Early Renewal Discount, which for many customers actually rendered these increases moot and rewarded loyalty.
This year, we’re again taking an approach to price increases that is different to the industry…
Read moreTaxCalc Accounts Production Update – Part 2
In this article, we will continue looking at some of the improvements we have made to TaxCalc Accounts Production.
Read moreTaxCalc 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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