
On-charging merchant surcharges to your clients – new rules!
If you use your bank’s credit and debit card merchant facilities to accept payment from your clients and you on-charge the bank’s fees for use
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If you use your bank’s credit and debit card merchant facilities to accept payment from your clients and you on-charge the bank’s fees for use

At it’s most basic, bookkeeping involves receiving data in the form of invoices etc. and entering this data into an accounting system. So, if you

There are several tools you can use that will allow you to share your documents with us. Your location (and ours) isn’t a problem as

Our last blog looked at engagement letters and why they are important for our clients (and for us!). The final part of the process when

It is customary across many professional industries to use engagement letters or client agreements when on-boarding a new client. They are used by most accounting
At the beginning of our client on-boarding process, we get together with the potential client to discuss if we are both a good fit for
Today we continue our series of blogs which go to explain how we work with our clients at e-BAS Accounts. Our first blog in the

When I’m checking out companies on social media I often see that they’re doing exactly what I’m doing – sharing content related to their industries

Any employer (and bookkeeper) will tell you that processing payroll is a complicated task. It’s subject to many variances brought on by both individual employee