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Who hasn’t been faced with boxes, drawers, dashboards and folders overflowing with expense receipts?
UK businesses often fail not because they lack a cohesive strategy or loyal customers but because of issues with cash flow.
Mobile working has reached the tipping point with 50% of UK employees now work remotely.
There’s more to managing cash flow than simply knowing where your company’s money has gone.
Manual expense claims is an expensive time-sink. Here’s how digitising expenses can supercharge your business.
Home and flexible working has changed working practice forever. Here's some tips for transforming expenses post-COVID 19.
As working practices change, what constitutes claimable business miles could too. Here are the key areas to consider.
Here’s how fuel cards can help you take control over purchasing and save you money.
Blue Monday is causing increased stress and admin headaches for small-to-medium-sized enterprises in the UK.
Managing cashflow is the lifeblood of a small business. Here are five simple ways to avoid cashflow pressures.
When you are a small business owner, it can be hard to keep track of all the tasks you need to complete.
Allstar Business Solutions’ research discovered that for many, dealing with paper receipts and out-of-date processes creates a huge admin burden and reduced productivity.
If you’re cracking under the weight of your fleet’s fuel expense claims, Allstar software can ease the pressure by automating the process.
Expenses are a fact of business life. Yet all too often, ineffective expense policies are a source of friction and inefficiency in day-to-day operations.
If you’re self-employed, your business will have various running costs that you’ll be responsible for managing. Discover expenses with our simple guide.
As your company grows, it becomes increasingly important – and complicated – to keep a lid on your expenses.
Your business may be in the fortunate position of growing quicker than imagined, adding new staff, logistics and resources to cope with demand.
One of the simplest – and most effective – ways to do so is to understand and control your expenses and tax-deductible acquisitions.
Like a fuel card, you can limit expenditure and purchasing as you see fit, without risking any misuse.
Implementing short-term cost saving ideas can help make your company more efficient in the future, and negate bigger, tougher decisions later on.
Where do fleet businesses lose the most money? It’s an interesting question, and may shift the focus to how you keep your vehicles in good, working order.
We place a lot of trust in our drivers. The same is true in reverse – they have faith that we, as employers, will help them wherever possible.
In many organisations, HR staff are the ones tasked to build business expense reports for employees.
Expenses: what ones are the biggest drain on your business? When out on the road, your employees are bound to rack up expense claims.
Are the first few months of the year a truly testing time for your business? If so, you maybe need to start looking at how you process your finances.
We've created a handy infographic to show you how the UK claims and what we're claiming on.
During the working week, a few tasks are bound to sliding down your agenda. Tracking costs, however, shouldn’t be one of them.
A travel and business expense policy is crucial for every company – small, medium or large.
As a fleet manager or business owner, it pays to keep tabs on what your team is spending. To demonstrate why, we’d like to shed light on UK employee expense statistics.
To control your business expenses, it’s vital to keep a close eye on how much they’re spending on fuel and other expenses.
Anyone who regularly claims or processes expenses will know that they can be a time consuming affair. Not only that, employees can lose out financially.
Expenses have always been a source of frustration for business owners who take a vast amount of time organising and regulating their employee’s expenses.
