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Samilou67


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Hi all and a very Merry Christmas to you.

I need to set up a flat rate scheme in Sage and am hoping someone can advise me on the physical setting up of it.

I have purchases as T9, in the VAT configuration T1 is still at 20% but then in the company preferences i have ticked the cash based flat rate with the rate at 7.5% which is the rate given by HMRC.

Does this sound right? It seems to be working if I do a dummy return in the practice data but I don't want to input all the sales and then it be wrong.

Thank you

Sam



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