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Maxflip50


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Hello,

 

I have question about filing Annual Accounts and CT for LTD

 

1. Should I file Annual Accounts to Company House first then CT to HMRC? or It does not matter

 

2.  I am using VT+ and BTC together to file Annual Accounts and CT, i uploaded TB from VT to BTC, and when i tried to submit CT through BTC, an error coming up saying: "share capital - brought forward is not balancing carried forward", please advise how can i fix it?

 

 

I would be appreciated if anyone could give me any advise

 

Many thanks,

 

 



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You have already asked this question in this thread : www.book-keepers.org.uk/t62198798/file-annual-accounts-and-ct/

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