Tax filer classification

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a client of mine has a shop that she buys clothes to sell. She does not make them they are purchased as finished products. Am I right in classing these purchases in COS? our accounting software tax filer is trying to classify COS purchases as raw materials. I just want a second opinion before contacting tax filer regarding this.
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Is it a ltd co? When filing accounts as a micro-entity the cost of sales on the P&L is listed as "cost of raw materials and consumables" - the format of the P&L is mandatory so for reporting purposes it may not be the most suitable format.
But I agree with you that these are cost of sales that need to be adjusted at year end for stock.
Thank you Andrea
@MarieNoelle
Is there any benefit for clients to chose FRS102?
Have any mortgage companies/banks/lenders that your clients work with required FRS102?
I do agree FRS102 after your comments would be more suitable, however can we change it from micro entity FRS105 as it has previously been submitted to FRS102 without any implications?
also on the accounts cover sheet do we have to state the accounts are unaudited or can we put this in the accountants report or somewhere else instead?
Thank you really appreciate your help!!
The transition from FRS105 to 102 can have some tax implications and I would refer you to articles on the subject from Steve Collins (accessible on the AAT website- CPD).
Regarding the format which accounts production software do you use?
Edit : silly question it's in the title of the thread
No experience of Taxfiler but I would expect it guides you through presentation and notes?