Technology has the scope to baffle, frustrate and destroy. Yet it can be very creative and highly productive. If used in the right way it will free you to serve clients better whilst making your practice more profitable. (more…)

Paid time off from work may mean a ‘dream’ vacation for some, for others, the opportunity to catch up with friends, family or the gardening. Some may just take time out to do ‘nothing’. Whatever their plans, many employees regard holiday to be the most significant employment benefit that they receive. (more…)

Today, most of us are on Facebook or Twitter. It’s a great way to keep in touch with friends and family by sharing our activities and photos. Both sites however, are also great tools for your business and here’s why: (more…)

Changes to rules relating to Furnished Holiday Lettings – by Finance Act 2011, Schedule 14.

AAT Members involved in either property letting or advising clients need to be aware of the changes to the tax rules on (more…)

Unless you’ve been incommunicado recently you cannot have escaped the phrase ‘Cloud computing’ and how the media is suggesting that it’s made huge in-roads into (more…)

The Bribery Act 2010 which comes into force on (more…)

The art of networking is a critical skill for most occupations. Even if it’s not written in the job description, employer and clients alike will always (more…)

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Communication – the essential skills is the new podcast from Amanda Carlyle exclusively for AAT. (more…)

The purpose of HMRC’s BRC initiative is to improve the record-keeping procedures of (more…)