I use it for personal tax returns, as don't have many. Works okay. However, HMRC don't do partnership tax returns online, so these are paper submissions.
I use both for individuals and Companies and am very pleased with it. I get my clients to sign and date the tax calculation before i file it for them.
The software for companies allows you to file accounts at companies house and to hmrc at the same time.
I found it a bit daunting at first and had a few trial runs but i think i have now got to grips with it.
I download and email the draft tax return and tax calculation to my client, and request them to email me back their authority to file it online with HMRC. I then email them both the htm and PDF copies of the filed version to keep. Annoyingly, the PDF filed version does not include their name and address at the top of the form, whereas these details are shown on the htm version. I save a copy of both (the htm version is more like a check list and easier to read through quickly, whereas the PDF version is like a paper tax return format) plus the submission reference. I normally only print the tax calculation, on which I write the submission reference/date/time.
The tax calculation part is useful. HMRC hold some but not all personal details input online the previous year.
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Is it available for the CT returns? I don't know as I've only ever used PTP since online filing came along.
Much easier and better output for client IMO
The software for companies allows you to file accounts at companies house and to hmrc at the same time.
I found it a bit daunting at first and had a few trial runs but i think i have now got to grips with it.
K H
The tax calculation part is useful. HMRC hold some but not all personal details input online the previous year.
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