How do you really know if this is someone you want to get into business with, and how can you determine whether this is a genuine deal that makes sense for you and your start-up?
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How do you really know if this is someone you want to get into business with, and how can you determine whether this is a genuine deal that makes sense for you and your start-up?
A good place to start is dispelling some common sales myths. There are surprisingly many misconceptions that could be holding your teams back from converting customers and sealing all important deals.
The next wave of tech startups would be wise to take note if they are to achieve genuine sustainable growth in the coming months and years.
There’s no doubt we are living through tumultuous and turbulent times, where the cost-of-living crisis and high levels of inflation are making these ‘interesting times’ for many, including UK businesses.
Simply put, interoperability is about ensuring that merchants are able to accept payments from any consumer, whether they’re using mobile money or a card and whether they’re online or offline.
Although we cannot predict what the next year will bring – here are some financial trends that will impact businesses
Digitalisation is making businesses implement new features to meet the needs of customers and to be able to respond to this fast-paced innovation. Let’s have a look at five global trends that are currently shaping the future of payments.
But if taxes are so certain, why is the system so complex? It’s a question every small business probably asks itself every time tax season rolls around.
The industry needs to upskill existing specialists and groom a new generation for a job pathway that is becoming increasingly reliant on the digital accountant, argues Russell Gammon, Chief Solutions Officer at Tax Systems.
Making Tax Digital, or MTD, is a UK government 10 year strategy to move towards a modern, digital tax service fit for the 21st century.
