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Reducing Balance Method of Depreciation: Formula & Guide

Learn how the reducing balance method of depreciation works, its formula, step-by-step calculation, UK tax implications, real-world examples, and more.

Aashima Lamba

1 Aug 2025

How to Write an Invoice Email: Templates & Tips to Get Paid!

Learn how to write effective invoice emails with templates and tips that help you get paid faster while maintaining a strong customer relationship.

Quentin Gaudinat

11 Jun 2025

Xero vs Sage: Which Fits Your Business Better?

Compare Xero and Sage to see which accounting software fits your business best. Discover key features, pricing, and regional suitability.

Joe Sweeney

3 Jun 2025

Dunning Letter: Meaning & Templates to Get Paid on Time

Discover the meaning and importance of dunning letters in collections, templates to write effective dunning letters and strategies to prevent overdue payments

Quentin Gaudinat

22 May 2025

Xero vs QuickBooks: Which Fits Your Business Better?

Compare Xero and QuickBooks to see which accounting software fits your business best. Discover key features, pricing, and regional suitability.

Côme Chevallier

11 Apr 2025

2024: 6 Highlights From Upflow's Best Year Yet

2023 was a milestone year for Upflow, but 2024 was nothing short of transformational. Our merchants have seen faster payments, smarter automation, and more efficient business growth than ever before. Here’s a closer look at how Upflow has helped our merchants go from strength to strength over the past year.

Joe Sweeney

26 Feb 2025

Aged Debtors Report: Track Overdue Invoices & Reduce Bad Debt

Learn how an Aged Debtors Report helps track overdue invoices, improve cash flow, and reduce bad debt. Stay on top of late payments with better AR management.

Alexandre (Finance Director @ Upflow)

20 Dec 2024

Introducing Financial Relationship Management

Beyond Automation: Introducing Financial Relationship Management, a groundbreaking new approach to accounts receivable. Similar to CRM for sales, marketing and success, FRM focuses on building strong customer relationships through a personalised payment experience, WHILE getting your invoices paid more efficiently.