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e2Mobile

E2Mobile is entitledto's smartphone based calculator delivering the power of E2Adviser to calculate benefits and tax credits to your mobile workers and home visitors.

E2Mobile uses the same calculation engine as the full size tools, redesigned to function on small handheld devices such as Smart Mobiles, Pocket PCs and many other modern phone handsets.

Data captured using E2Mobile is saved in the same database used by E2Adviser, allowing the data to be used as basis of a claim form populated using E2Claim. Calculations can by analysed back at the office using the 'what if' facilities in E2Adviser.

E2Mobile allows calculations to be performed and collected on mobile devices, removing the need to take an expensive laptop computer on client visits.

E2 Mobile v1

Calculation of a complete range of benefits, tax credits and other entitlements
Ability to file and manage client data and to generate management information
Accessed via the internet using your secure individual account login
Improved security - client data is not held on the mobile device.
Accurate - Calculations are performed using the same calculation engine as the other entitledto products.
E2 Mobile runs on a wide variety of mobile devices.

E2 Mobile v2

Calculation of a complete range of benefits, tax credits and other entitlements
Runs on Windows Mobile 5 and 6 devices
Allows advisers to perform a benefit calculation using a PDA device remotely, without a network connection. Calculations can be checked into the E2Adviser when the network returns.
Accessed via the internet using your secure individual account login
Accurate - Performs the same calculation as the other entitledto products.
Printing - Print calculation data during visits using a bluetooth printer.

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Emergency Budget

31st May 2010
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6th April 2010
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