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The companys year end is 31st Dec 10. But the vat does not conincide with this and the period i need to submit is nov, dec & jan. I havent yet done the year end procedure. I am about to start entering Jan 11 sales and purchase, and its telling me is not the correct financial year. Does this have any effect on the year end figures?
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No you can carry on inputting transactions for the current year before closing the last year. When you do close the last year, the annoying warning that you are entering a date outside of the current year will disappear.
Remember to input the correct date in anything that you input for this year - i.e. ignore the warning.

As for making the VAT return, regardless of whether or not the year end has been closed, you should just be able to process as normal.

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Hi, Firstly - out of financial year msg:
if you have a recent version of sage there is a box you can tick to stop message:
settings/company preferances/parameters - tick box - pause outside financial year message. Unfortunately there is not a box for older versions.

Second: VAT return - year end during VAT quarter.
I always run the VAT return in parts to help prove year end figures.
Calculate a VAT return just for 2 months - November & December and save a PDF copy reports - this will confirm year end figures (subject to finding late invoice entries) - do not reconcile it is just to prove records.
Then complete a true VAT quarter: November to January - complete in normal way.
When completing transfer wizard you can either complete full quarter in usual way or into 2 transfers (November & December as per reports and transfer date 31st December, then 1 x January only)

Hope helps.



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Thank you very much your help.

Kind regards Lindabiggrin

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