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How to use Dext

A good guide is captured in this short video; You upload invoices and receipts by the following three methods;

Filed Under: Bookkeeping, How to Guides

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Comparison of Liability: Sole Traders vs. Limited Companies

When it comes to the liability associated with business debts, sole traders and limited companies operate under different frameworks. Sole traders bear unlimited liability for any debts incurred by their businesses. On the other hand, shareholders of a limited company are only liable for the

Filed Under: Business structures, Company, Company Law

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Attention In Marketing

In today's fast-paced and information-rich world, capturing and maintaining consumer attention is becoming increasingly challenging. Marketers need to employ various strategies and tactics to effectively grab attention and engage their target audience. Here are some key considerations regarding

Filed Under: Business rules, Marketing

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Mental Models

Mental models are frameworks or cognitive tools that help us understand and interpret the world around us. They are mental representations of how things work, and they shape our perception, reasoning, and decision-making. Mental models can be thought of as simplified models or maps that help us

Filed Under: Business rules, Strategy

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UK minimum wage changes in April 2023

Archived article: this was published in June 2023. The minimum wage rates shown have since increased. See our guide to the National Minimum Wage for the current rates. The UK minimum wage will increase on 1 April 2023. The National Living Wage (NLW) will increase to £10.42 per hour for workers aged

Filed Under: PAYE, Payroll, Tax

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Director’s Loan Accounts (DLA)

Updated October 2026: corrected and revised for 2026/27. For a fuller guide, read Understanding Director's Loan Accounts. A Director's Loan Account (DLA) is the record of money and assets passing between a company and its director that is not salary, dividends or reimbursed business expenses. It

Filed Under: Company, Compliance, How to Guides, Tax

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Input tax when VAT paid on goods and services received before VAT registration

Before a business is registered for Value Added Tax (VAT) in the UK, the VAT paid on goods and services received cannot be considered as input tax. However, once registered, the VAT paid before registration can be treated as input tax if certain conditions are met. For goods The goods were supplied

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Closing a limited company

Board Resolution Hold a board meeting and pass a resolution to close the company. Ensure that all directors are present or provide their written consent. Inform HM Revenue and Customs (HMRC) Notify HMRC that the company is closing by submitting the necessary forms. This includes filing the final

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Redundancy Pay In The UK

Updated October 2026: statutory limits revised from 6 April 2026. In the United Kingdom, redundancy pay is a legal entitlement for employees who are made redundant, subject to meeting certain criteria. The rules regarding redundancy pay are outlined in the Employment Rights Act 1996. If you are

Filed Under: Human Resources, PAYE, Payroll

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Liquidation of a Community Interest Company

When a Community Interest Company (CIC) faces a situation where it lacks sufficient assets to pay its creditors in full, the option of voluntarily placing the CIC into Creditors' Voluntary Liquidation (CVL) may be considered. This process, also known as voluntary winding up or voluntary liquidation,

Filed Under: Company, Liquidation

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