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JanineW


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I have recently filed Limited Company Accounts with Companies House for a friend using the on-line software but at the time we were not registered for online filing with HMRC and there is still plenty of time to file with HMRC. Now registered with HMRC can anyone tell me how I get over the download software screen - I have the pdf already filled in and my computer doesn't want to download it again! Knowing how busy HMRC are at this time of year I don't want to spend hours on the phone!! Can anyone help with this? Please



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Hi Janine

I am pretty sure (but not 100% sure) that pdfs can only be attached as a supplement/ additional information. The accounts themselves, either have to be entered manually into the downloaded software, or submitted using the software as an iXBRL tagged spreadsheet.

See the following link for HMRC advice

http://www.hmrc.gov.uk/efiling/ctsoft_dev.htm

HTH

Bill



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