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What is proof of concept (POC)?
What is proof of concept (POC)?

Proof of concept helps demonstrate the potential of your product

Business Management
Incident review: Service outage on 25 October 2020
Budget templates for your business
Budget templates for your business

Business budget templates can help you keep track of your finances

What are statutory books?
What are statutory books?

Statutory books are required under the provisions of the Companies Act 2006

What is comparative advantage theory?
What is comparative advantage theory?

Comparative advantage is attributed to David Ricardo. Learn more.

What is downsizing?
What is downsizing?

Explore the effects of downsizing with GoCardless, right here

What are corporation tax losses?
What are corporation tax losses?

There may be relief available to reduce your corporation tax loss

Earnings per share: what is it and how to calculate it
Earnings per share: what is it and how to calculate it

Discover what earnings per share means and how to calculate it

Accounting equation: a complete guide
Accounting equation: a complete guide

Keep your business books balanced using the accounting equation

Accounting period: a complete guide
Accounting period: a complete guide

Find out what an accounting period is and how it’s used in business

5 best free financial tools for business
5 best free financial tools for business

Discover our top 5 start-up business tools and what makes them so great

What is teeming and lading?
What is teeming and lading?

Teeming and lading is a type of accounting fraud

What is a unit trust?
What is a unit trust?

A unit trust is a form of open-ended group investment

What is a credit sale?
What is a credit sale?

A credit sale is essentially a form of buy-now, pay-later sale

What is a statutory audit?
What is a statutory audit?

A statutory audit is a review of an organisation's financial records

What is a lump-sum payment?
What is a lump-sum payment?

A lump-sum payment is a portion of your pension that you can take upfront

What is a letter of credit?
What is a letter of credit?

A letter of credit is a guarantee of payment from a bank

What are provisions in accounting?
What are provisions in accounting?

Discover the meaning of provisions in accounting and how it’s used

What is leverage ratio?
What is leverage ratio?

Find out how debt measures up with the leverage ratio

What are the types of negotiable instruments?
What are the types of negotiable instruments?

What is a negotiable instrument, and how is it used? Find out here

What are key performance indicators (KPIs)?
What are key performance indicators (KPIs)?

Are you using key performance indicators (KPIs) effectively?

Indexation: what is it and how to calculate it
Indexation: what is it and how to calculate it

Here's what you need to know about indexation for companies

Insurable interest: what is it, and how does it work?
Insurable interest: what is it, and how does it work?

Find out what insurable interest is and how it works in real life

What is counterparty risk?
What is counterparty risk?

Counterparty risk tells you if a party is likely to default on their obligations

Interested in automating the way you get paid? GoCardless can help
Interested in automating the way you get paid? GoCardless can help

Interested in automating the way you get paid? GoCardless can help

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