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eInvoicing in the UK: A transformative opportunity for businesses and the economy

The UK government has launched a consultation on eInvoicing, an initiative that has the potential to revolutionise how we handle invoices, and bring significant benefits to businesses and the economy. The purpose of the consultation is to gather views from a range of businesses on standardising eInvoicing and increasing its adoption across the UK.  We… [Read the full article »]

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We heard you: Making payroll more affordable for Australian small businesses

Last year we introduced a new line up of plans for our Australian customers to simplify our offering and make it easier to choose the right plan. As part of this, we made some changes to how payroll was included in our plans. Since then, we’ve heard from you, our community, that we didn’t quite… [Read the full article »]

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JAX expands beta access and introduces new features to save you time and effort

A year ago, we shared our vision to reimagine accounting using AI and mobile, recognizing the transformative potential for small businesses and the industry. As part of delivering on that vision, we launched Just Ask Xero (JAX), our smart and reliable generative-AI business companion, to make accounting tasks easier and save you time through simple… [Read the full article »]

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What’s new in Xero – March 2025 & Quarterly Wrap

It’s been a massive start to 2025! In February, we shared enhancements we’ve made to invoicing. We also heard your feedback, and so now you can automatically prepare partnership annual accounts and tax returns using Xero data and seamlessly file them with HMRC (read more in the previous edition of What’s New). Check out more… [Read the full article »]

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Close your books with confidence: Introducing reconcile period in Xero

Coming off the year of the US bank feed, I’m excited to share that we’re releasing the eagerly anticipated reconcile period feature in bank reconciliation. Rolling out now for our US and Canadian customers Reconcile period enables you to easily compare your bank statement to your Xero accounting transactions so you can: define a period… [Read the full article »]

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Xerocon Brisbane 2025 tickets on sale now

I’m excited to announce that tickets are on sale now for Xerocon Brisbane! Xerocon returns to sunny Queensland 3-4 September and this year we’ve invited Queensland icon Joe Brumm – creator of Bluey, the most watched television series in the US in 2024 – to share his inspiring journey. Xerocon is our flagship technology and innovation… [Read the full article »]

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Turning cash flow into cash now with Paidnice

“When my debtor workflow is turned off, people stop paying me almost immediately.” This stark observation from Haley Reyners, founder of My Two Cents Accounting Services, highlights a common challenge facing small businesses. For her accounting and advisory firm, which is based in Northland, New Zealand, having over $60,000 tied up in outstanding invoices wasn’t… [Read the full article »]

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What’s new in Xero – February 2025

We’re kicking off the new year with some exciting Xero updates designed to address some of the enhancements you’ve been asking for, and make things more automated to save you time.  Keep reading to learn how these enhancements will benefit you and your business. Global: Enhancements to new invoicing [Product Idea] You’ll love the time-saving… [Read the full article »]

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Explore the Xero App Store’s 2024 top apps

Finding tools to simplify your processes and save time is essential for a small business owner. But with so many apps available to connect to Xero, it can feel overwhelming to sort through them all.  That’s why we’ve pulled together lists from the Xero App Store in Australia, the US and the UK where you… [Read the full article »]

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Signals of the future: What sci-fi movies can teach us about predicting the direction of technology in small business

I remember watching Back to the Future as a kid and looking forward to the future it predicted. Flying cars! Hoverboards! But here we are, 10 years after the movie’s timeline, and I still need roads wherever I’m going.   It turns out that predicting the future is hard. Really hard. Particularly when trying to do… [Read the full article »]

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