Accounts Receivable/ Accounts Payable White Papers

HMRC is introducing a new way of reporting PAYE - called Real Time Information, or RTI. From April 2013, employers will be legally required to report PAYE in real time. This whitepaper tells you all you need to know about RTI and how to get your organisation ready. VIEW SUMMARY

A major change in payroll is set to hit UK businesses in 2013. Real Time Information (RTI) represents the biggest change in payroll since the introduction of Pay As You Earn (PAYE) in 1944 VIEW SUMMARY

The advantages of electronic invoicing are clear: It’s faster, less expensive and more reliable than manual VIEW SUMMARY

This buyer’s guide provides you with the key topics and the most important questions to ask an AP solution provider so that you can select the most appropriate AP solution to meet both your business and process needs. VIEW SUMMARY

An improved perception of the importance of both cashflow and a steady supply chain to business survival has helped to put credit and supply management to the fore. It is to be hoped these issues will remain high on the agenda and will become more embedded within organisations VIEW SUMMARY

The 2011 buyer's guide to accounting and financial software runs through the differant software options available and provides useful insights and information to help you make an informed choice. VIEW SUMMARY

The purpose of this booklet is to outline the main ways in which complex business and accounting information can be accessed, analysed, and modified with the help of Excel VIEW SUMMARY

The Access FocalPoint application for iPhone provides a web-based free tool to maintain productivity and timely accurate client billing to include; expenses, timesheets and reports VIEW SUMMARY

This directors' guide highlights the traditional operational challenges associated with 7 key business areas, followed by a brief discussion of how web-enabled software addresses these issues VIEW SUMMARY

This white paper looks at how to put together the business case, by noting the options considered in arriving at the best balance of costs, risks and benefits involved, for financial and accounting software VIEW SUMMARY