Monthly Archives: March 2012

Britain open for business but it’s going to cost even more after Budget 2012

Posted on March 30, 2012 by ExpenseOnDemand

Budget 2012 signals Britain is open for business and encourages entrepreneurship and job creation; the rate of corporation tax is to be reduced in steps to 20% over coming years for those with profits exceeding £300,000 a year. SMEs are … Continue reading →

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Great new Travel Booking feature simplifies business travel expenses

Posted on March 26, 2012 by ExpenseOnDemand

Many organisations are taking control of who now books employee travel – especially plane travel, where large number of bookings offer two benefits – for every 10 tickets booked, get one free and the other where Airmiles can be used … Continue reading →

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Budget 2012: Increased mileage rates are a double edged sword

Posted on March 6, 2012 by ExpenseOnDemand

Whilst David Cameron generally occupies the hottest seat in government, as the Budget approaches, it’s probably Mr Osborne who is going to be feeling the heat. For the many that drive their own vehicles for work, mileage rates are a … Continue reading →

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