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SME's lack time for tax forms

posted in Business by Phillip Harris on 17:22 Feb 14th, 2018

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 SMEs lack time for tax forms

Completing tax forms and legislation documents is the task SMEs are most likely to put off, according to research from Hampshire Trust Bank. Opening a business savings account was the second most popular answer with 19% of the vote, while marketing to new clients came third (18%).

Source:   Business Money (14/02/2018)

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