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21 July 2026
What’s stopping you from taking your finances to the cloud? The cost? The disruption? Misplacing sensitive data?
Whatever the reason, UHY Thomas Coombs is here to help you expel those perceptions and streamline your route to the cloud.
Director, Head of Business Services
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Cloud accounting automates many of the everyday bookkeeping tasks that can consume valuable time. Bank transactions can be imported automatically, invoices can be generated and sent in minutes, and routine processes can be streamlined, reducing administration and helping your business operate more efficiently.
Real-Time Financial Information
With cloud accounting, your financial data is always up to date. Whether you’re in the office, at home or on the move, you can access key information from your computer, tablet or smartphone and gain a clearer understanding of your business performance.
Better Business Decisions
Having access to accurate, real-time information allows you to make informed decisions with confidence. Monitor cash flow, track profitability, review outstanding invoices and analyse trends throughout the year rather than waiting until your year-end accounts are prepared.
Improved Collaboration
Because your financial information is stored securely in the cloud, authorised users can access the same live data at the same time. This allows business owners, employees and accountants to work together more efficiently, improving communication and reducing duplication of work.
Secure and Reliable
Leading cloud accounting platforms invest heavily in security, data protection and system resilience. Your data is backed up automatically and protected through sophisticated security measures, giving you peace of mind that your financial information is safe.
More Than Just Bookkeeping
Modern cloud accounting software can support many aspects of your business, including:
Making Tax Digital Compliance
Cloud accounting software also helps businesses and individuals meet HMRC’s Making Tax Digital (MTD) requirements.
All VAT-registered businesses are generally required to maintain digital records and submit VAT returns using compatible software. In addition, Making Tax Digital for Income Tax is being introduced in stages for sole traders and landlords, with the income threshold reducing over time.
Whether you’re currently affected by MTD or expect to be in the future, adopting cloud accounting software now can help make the transition straightforward whilst delivering immediate benefits to your business.

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