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In this article we look at the advantages of choosing an accounting and payments platform tailored to the needs of food trucks, and how such a system can simplify your business, make it more efficient and help you grow.
Why we use SumUp and which businesses it suits best.
POS – These devices make running the business easier by automating administrative tasks and supporting accounting and office organisation.
As the year draws to a close, one topic in particular is on everyone’s mind in local SME break rooms: the annual performance review. Your main goals are to promote transparency, build employee loyalty and improve efficiency. With our 9 tips, you’ll be perfectly prepared.
One key area where businesses can streamline their processes is the use of bank connections in accounting, in other words linking the accounting software to e-banking
At first glance, e-invoices and eBill may look alike, but they are not the same. The main difference lies in who receives the invoices: e-invoices are used between businesses, whereas eBill is mainly used to send invoices to private individuals. Here are the features that set these two types of digital invoice apart.
Planning to hire a foreign worker and wondering whether you need to apply withholding tax? Or finding it hard to make sense of the complex tax rules on withholding? Here's the best procedure to follow.
Preparing the annual financial statement is one of the main responsibilities of company accounting. Yet many people feel daunted just thinking about it. Where do you start? What should you take into account? Could something have been missed? To make sure your annual financial statement comes together without stress, we've put together everything you need here.
Security and privacy have become increasingly important in recent times. How can you make sure your website complies with the Swiss Federal Act on Data Protection (nFADP) and the European Union’s General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR)?
Many small and medium-sized businesses see VAT as a “necessary evil” that also brings a lot of administrative work. Here you can learn how to find your way through the VAT maze and save a great deal of time on your returns.
From 1 January 2024, new VAT rates come into force in Switzerland: the standard rate rises from 7.7% to 8.1% and the reduced rate from 2.5% to 2.6%, while the special rate for the accommodation sector goes up to 3.8%. Businesses need to pay attention to these changes when updating price lists, prices and invoicing software
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