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You can read more about this in our blog post: Providing financial security for our members.

Operating as, but not limited to, CICs and CIOs, PLC, LLP, Partnership, Trust.

Non-profit organizations, including charities.

Escort services and other services in the adult industry.

Sale, import and export of used vehicles or heavy machinery.

Unlicensed trading and processing of scrap metal.

Trading of weapons, explosives or armaments.

Sale or trade of cannabidiol (CBD) products.

Casinos, prize draws and other betting or gambling activities.

Money services (such as foreign exchange, loan providers, money transfers).

Extraction of precious metals and stones.

This includes using the funds on behalf of other individuals

The holding, managing an/or controlling of a third party’s (client’s/customer’s) funds in the Tide account.

However, there are a number of high risk industries that we can’t take on, as this would mean not being able to focus our time and energy on the rest of our members.Īs a result and going forwards, we will not be offering current accounts to businesses in the following industries: We’re on a mission to help business owners spend less time on money admin. UK-based sole traders and freelancers with a valid UK residential address who are registered with HMRC are eligible for a Sole Trader account.įor both account types, you’ll need to be aged 18 or above, have a valid UK phone number, and hold a device registered to a UK App or Google Play store. Thank you.If you’re the director of a company registered with UK Companies House, you’ll be eligible for a Registered Business account.

I have spent three days on this now - any help/insight is appreciated.

They look perfectly clear and crisp once they are in the Word doc, and only appear blurry once exported to PDF. Within MS Word I have also tried within compression settings > unticking the 'automatically perform basic compression on save'/220ppi selectedĪm I missing something? Is it just simply impossible to use PNGs within MS Word whilst maintaining image quality? If so, how else do people customise documents like this, with such limitations with fonts etc? In fact, rasterising from the Effects tab makes it immediately blurry within AI. I have looked on all forums and within AI I have since tried > rasterising text/type optimised/artboard lined up with whole pixels. So to clarify, all the 'images' I'm referring to show blocks of text.

#QUICKBOOKS LOGO TYPES ACCEPTED PDF#

Most of it is fine and I have managed to make something I'm really happy with (considering it's limited capabilities in the design sense) except that when I export as a PDF the images become blurry, especially those with smaller text.Īs QuickBooks is only capable of reading five (boring, ugly) fonts, to create the text headers and other standout features within the invoice, I have made them in Adobe Illustrator and exported them as PNGs as they need to have transparent backgrounds. QuickBooks custom invoices can ONLY be created in MS Word.