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Bots For That Secures Strategic Investment to Accelerate AI and [...]
Bots For That Secures Strategic Investment to Accelerate AI and [...]
If you could improve your practice by just 1% per day, within 70 days your practice would be 2x better, within 232 days your practice would be 10x better, and within one year your practice would be 37x better.
In today's globalised economy, the allure of low-cost bookkeeping and accounting services from offshore providers in countries like India and the Philippines is undeniable.
Let’s be honest, when most people think of accountants, they probably picture someone in a dark room, hunched over a mountain of paperwork, wearing one of those green visors and mumbling something about “debits” and “credits.”
Ah, the British government's bold dream to drag its tax system kicking and screaming into the 21st century. The vision? Making Tax Digital (MTD), a utopia where filing your taxes is as easy as ordering a takeaway and digital record-keeping magically makes everything better. But is that the reality?
Gather ‘round, innovators of the UK, and let me tell you a tale about the once-glorious R&D tax credit regime - a system that was meant to ignite the fires of invention, nurture the next wave of life-changing breakthroughs, and shower businesses with tax relief for daring to think outside the box
In today's globalised economy, the allure of low-cost bookkeeping and accounting services from offshore providers in countries like India and the Philippines is undeniable.
If you could improve your practice by just 1% per day, within 70 days your practice would be 2x better, within 232 days your practice would be 10x better, and within one year your practice would be 37x better.
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In today's fast-evolving accounting landscape, Bots and AI have become more than just buzzwords — they’re powerful tools that can drive efficiency, accuracy, and innovation in accounting practices.