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The Sliptree Blog

We're building a lightweight, entrepreneur-friendly invoicing alternative to complicated accounting software. You can read about our journey in this blog.

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DIY Small Business Accounting: A Practical Guide for Managing Your Own Books

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For anyone managing a small business, bookkeeping can raise plenty of questions and fears.

Hiring an accountant is expensive, yet doing it yourself seems complicated. The good news is that many small businesses can manage their own accounting without much difficulty.

This article will walk you through the simplest ways to handle small business accounting yourself, and help you recognize the right moment to consider external support.

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VAT in Estonia 2025: Complete Guide for Entrepreneurs and E-Residents

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With significant changes to the VAT system and rates throughout 2025, staying compliant isn't just about avoiding penalties - it's about making smart financial decisions.

In this guide we cover the latest VAT rates, invoicing rules and compliance steps to help you meet your VAT obligations and avoid costly mistakes.

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E-invoice in Estonia: How It Works and What Changed in 2025

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The amendments to the accounting act that came into effect on July 1, 2025, have transformed how electronic invoicing works in Estonia.

Your business might now find itself required to send e-invoices. However, don't worry – this change brings more opportunities than headaches.

Read on to turn this change to your advantage!

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Launching the new Sliptree

I'm very excited to start a new chapter in Sliptree's journey today. I've been working hard behind the scenes for the past few years to make it easier to send invoices across the borders, and today I'm proud to announce that we've finally launched the new Sliptree platform.

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