In the '2000 Budget' the Chancellor announced new measures to promote investment by smaller businesses. First year capital allowances (FYA) at a rate of 100% will be available for investments by small businesses in information and communication technologies, and all small and medium-sized businesses will be able to claim FYA at 40% for their investments in machinery and plant.
Click Here to download the Inland Revenue press release REV/C&E1 -‘Further help for small businesses’. ZOOMMultimedia are able to offer an ecommerce software solution for SME's taking advantage of the benefits announced by the Chancellor, however these are specified in the Inland Revenue press release
(download PDF here) is only available until 31st March 2003 unless extended.

Still doubtful of this? Understandably so, we would be too. An investment in e-commerce which would cost a business nothing, that's it effectively FREE! We were initially doubtful of our own claims hence we have investigated the claim we were about to make whether the claim is proper and most importantly legal. ZOOMMultimedia have spoken to a number of accountants, managers, and also representatives of the Inland Revenue to ascertain whether what we are offering is true and most importantly legal. Even these experts and professional hesitated at first but after asking ZOOMM the necessary questions has countered our claim and even a few of these experts have recommended the solutions to their client/associates. So what is this solution? Well it is a customised and complete ecommerce solution tailored to the companies needs allowing them to trade online with their customers, whether the market place be B2C (Business to Consumer), B2B (Business to Business) or a combination of both.