Your Personal Tax Account is a place where you can easily manage your tax affairs. In your Personal Tax Account (PTA), you can bring together all your information, and easily inform the Revenue if any of your circumstances change. Launched in December 2015, the PTA allows you to check your tax information online, in one […]
What is Twitter? Twitter is an online social networking site, where you can send short, to the point “tweets”. When I say short, I mean your tweets are restricted to 140 characters*, which, when you think about it, is not a lot. Already, this blog contains 257 characters, including spaces. Tweets tend to be short […]
When it comes to having good Search Engine Optimisation (SEO), keywords a pretty important. Whenever you search for something on Google, Bing or any other search engine, you may not realise it, but you are using keywords or keyword phrases. In this blog, you will find out why keywords are such an important part of […]
On Friday 7th October, dod-dle attended the trade show Malvern Festival of Innovation, organised by Innovate Malvern CIC. The trade show was held at Malvern Theatres, and was a symposium dedicated to delivering innovation into business owners. It was a day filled with presentations and networking opportunities, and those who came along to the event were […]
Search Engine Optimisation or SEO – What is it? You have probably heard about it, and know that you should use it in your website. But there is so much information out there about what it is, and it can all get a bit confusing. Here I will explain to you what SEO is, and […]
We all know that scam emails exist and there have been horror stories in the press recently, but how do you spot a scam email from a legitimate one? Thankfully there are a few common sense rules that you can follow; If you receive an email that appears to be from HMRC then think again. […]
There are going to be changes made to National Minimum Wage, and these changes will come into effect on the 1st October 2016. The changes that have been made to each minimum wage category are: Workers over 25 are entitled to National Living Wage of £7.20, which came into effect on 1st April 2016. Workers aged 21-24 […]
Have you ever wondered if there was a way to earn some extra money, tax free? If you have a spare, furnished bedroom in your house then there is a very simple way to do so. There is a scheme, the Rent a Room scheme, that allows you to earn up to £7,500 of tax […]
If you have just received your A Level results and are planning to head off to University in September, then you may be able to apply for student finance, where you borrow money that will help you pay for your tuition fees or costs of living. What loans or grants can I receive as a […]
Whether you work full time or part time, you are entitled to holiday, or annual leave. In this blog post, I will outline the basics of what holiday you are entitled to, and how you are able to calculate how many days or hours holiday you can have throughout the year. As a worker, you […]
