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Keytime launches 2010 Accountants product brochure
Keytime is pleased to announce the release of its 2010 Accountants Brochure.
This brochure provides full details of the Keytime product range for 2010, including transparent pricing information – you can take a look at the brochure here
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The year ahead
It’s been a busy January here at Keytime Towers, with 1000 tax queries resolved, and 57 000 tax returns successfully filed during the month. I thought I’d give you a brief update on what we’ll be up to for the rest of the year.
Development
For the rest of the tax year, the development team will be beavering away at testing and polishing the 2010 release of the Accountants Suite. The biggest change you’ll see is the introduction of Client Manager Plus, which replaces Client Manager, and has been written from the ground up, adding CRM, Time & Fees and Job Tracking functions. Read the rest of this entry »
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As the dust settles… Self Assessment January 2010 Review
The sound that best describes the start of February for everyone involved in Self Assessment filing is probably “Phew!” There’s a certain freedom that comes with successfully navigating the filing deadline. The team here have put in some late nights and long days to help you with your queries, and we certainly enjoy the return to normality that February marks.
I’m hoping to start a tradition, where we perform a review of the filing season just passed, and look at what went well, and where we could get better for next year. I’d love to hear what you think, about what we can do to make January 2011 more peaceful for you, and about what you felt went well in January 2010; please drop me a comment below, or email me at info@keytime.co.uk. Read the rest of this entry »
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January Support opening times
Keytime Support will be operating extended opening hours during January 2010 to assist customers filing tax returns in advance of the 31st January deadline – here are the specific dates and times: -
28 January 2010 – 08:45 to 19:00
29 January 2010 – 08:45 to 19:00
30 January 2010 – 10:00 to 16:00
31 January 2010 – 10:00 to 16:00
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Fairly basic support page with blog
I’ll admit it. Our current Keytime website needs a spot of TLC, and the description of our previous support page (http://www.keytime.co.uk/support) above is pretty accurate. I think the blog postings are informative and helpful, but our customers deserve more, so we looked at alternatives. (In fact, we started looking at it back in August – the truly committed can read my thoughts at the time here).
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Keytime are recruiting…
Are you…..
- Fed up sitting at your desk completing tax returns or accounts?
- Bored dealing with HMRC?
- Worried about your future prospects?
- Sick of wondering how much you can put down in chargeable time to your clients?
- Dreading the end of day, week, month timesheet?
Then how about a change?
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The new millennium bug – really?!?!
Just been reading this article on AccountancyAge and was pretty amazed that such guffery (in effect, iXBRL will have as big an impact as Y2K) is still tolerated these days – take a look here
Whilst the change to iXBRL is a big one and will involve software house working like crazy to deliver it, consider this – any software house that does not deliver by April 2011 will be out of business.
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Weather stops play…
Good morning,
Unfortunately, today’s heavy snowfall has prevented most of the Keytime employees from getting into work and we are currently operating with very few people.
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VAT Changes – getting ready for 1 January 2010
A few weeks ago we issued a newswire highlighting the VAT changes that will be coming into play shortly.
I wanted to issue a reminder about this to ensure that you are fully prepared for when the changes start.
VAT Rate change
The first change to note is that the standard VAT rate is going back up to 17.5% as at 1st January 2010.
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Keytime Payroll and Accounts Production updates available
Apologies if I appear to be bombarding you with information recently, however the updates this blog item refers to are important if you use Keytime Payroll or Keytime Accounts Production.
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