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Previously on "VAT Cash Accounting Entering & Exiting."

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  • prozak
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    Excuse me for thinking out loud (in the hope of some pointers)

    but here are the differences for each box - i.e my errors on this return.

    A positive amount meaning I should have entered a higher number in this return. A negative meaning i should have entered a lower number in this return.

    1. £270.00
    2. £0.00
    3. £270.00
    4. -£26.14
    5. £296.14
    6. -£600.00
    7. -£149.34
    8. £0.00
    9. £0.00


    Of course that is if I correct back to accrual method. if I decide to stick with cash accounting then the differences are more significant.

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  • prozak
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    Thanks Clare.

    if I recall, if I stick with accrual basis i've underpaid this quarter but only by a couple hundred quid.

    I'll try and re-submit online (never seen this option anywhere though) but otherwise adjust next quarter i guess.

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  • Clare@InTouch
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    Either contact HMRC and re-submit the correct figures, or adjust next quarter. Mistakes under £10,000 can just be amended on future returns.

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  • prozak
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    Yep. Definitely just paid last quarters VAT again....

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  • prozak
    started a topic VAT Cash Accounting Entering & Exiting.

    VAT Cash Accounting Entering & Exiting.

    I've just done my VAT return and a minute after I hit the submit button I realised I've use Cash accounting method this quarter but not last quarter (or before)

    Have I just paid VAT twice on my 2010 Q4 sales?

    Is this going to come out all even, or should I contact HMRC to re-submit this quarter?

    Thanks.

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