The ultimate question is: Do you embrace innovation or do you turn your back to it? When it comes to waves of changes in technology, they seem to come at us at an increasingly rapid pace. You have now finally met Morpheus and he is presenting you with a miraculous chance to escape your rumination cycle, and take control of your practice… All within an offer (and with freedom of choice, of course!) of taking either the blue pill (status quo), or the red one, Capium.Ĭhange is inevitable. But rather an opportunity for you to apply strategic changes to your practice that will provide solutions for your daily challenges not to mention a glorious occasion for you to salvage precious amounts of your time and money! Maybe it’s time to start planning that holiday to Bermuda?Īccountant Neo.

With the requirement to keep digital records of all transactions in accessible software, the concept should not appear overwhelming or frightening. Will you ever be able to find a moment to do the things you enjoy in life (or find the time to deal with other responsibilities) seeing as brief weekends are just not enough? Or maybe you felt like Neo sitting in your small cubicle, wondering if there wasn’t anything else out there other than living a systematic mundane routine that makes you feel like time is escaping from you.

But your concentration was suddenly interrupted by an unfamiliar and destabilising gust of change. With the introduction of Making Tax Digital (MTD) made by HMRC back in April 2019, as an accountant it may be comparable to Trinity in the opening scene of The Matrix engulfed in an assignment and racing against time to meet your deadline.

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