MAM ensures compliance for Whewells

MAM ensures compliance for Whewells

MAM has announced that Whewells (Hardboard) has selected its Trader software to help meet obligations under Making Tax Digital which came into force in April 2019.

Whewells previous system didn’t provide this functionality, leaving owner Michael Whewell with the decision of whether to upgrade with his company’s existing provider or go in search of new business management software.

Changes to the UK tax system now require VAT-registered businesses with a turnover exceeding £85,000 to submit their returns electronically.

Michael said: “Making Tax Digital forced the issue of finding a new software provider for us. Finding a compatible system was the most important criteria.”

There were other benefits within Trader that reportedly stood out for Whewells, including its user-friendly interface and the fact it appeared easy to learn. The company was said to be keen to find a system that would help it better process sales transactions, as well as simplify day-to-day tasks for the accounting team.

MAM has said its Trader business management software will help Whewells achieve these goals. The ERP application is designed to help companies of all sizes improve their efficiency by providing staff access to information at point of sale, including stock details and accurate pricing.

Trader is backed by a team of UK-based professionals seven days a week, so Whewells will be able to access the support and technical advice they need to get the most out of their software.

Michael continued: “MAM has been highly professional and courteous to work with; they’ve been keen to offer reassurance and resolve any concerns we might have before the system is installed. Moving to a new system has been a big decision for us, but we are confident we have made the right one.”

Ben Whitehouse, Senior Sales Manager at MAM Software, added: “Integrated accounting functionality is just one of the features that makes Trader so attractive to businesses.

“Making Tax Digital is being rolled out gradually and will affect every business, so companies should consider whether their current system is compatible sooner rather than later.”

For more information, visit www.mamsoftware.com/en.

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