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Cheshire


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Hi all

Does Taxfiler send accounts to both HMRC and Co house when you press the submission button?  If so - how do you prevent them from going to Co house if they have already been submitted?

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Hiya

I think it does, although I haven't got  mine set up to send to Co House.  I would just delete your Co House credentials for this one submission, unless there's an option not to submit to Co House?

Which is a timely reminder for me to get Co House to send me mine again.  I buried it yonks ago and have been using the Co House website instead, lazy article that I am.



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Cheshire


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Hi John
Doh! Just realised I never input my CH credentials, so I'm guessing when I tried to press send it wouldn't happen. Although I wasn't sure I had input my CT agent code neither so best go and check that!! Just set it all up, had a play with it although not really a great time as I haven't got a couple of hours to spare to find out what it can really do! Ended up abandoning the CT calc import and using the software but at least that bits done and almost ready to go!

Thanks for insight.

Don't like the co house one as its a weird code.....keep it somewhere safe they say which isn't a great idea as where is completely safe?!! Daft you cannot change it. Oh well.

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Cheshire wrote:

Don't like the co house one as its a weird code.....keep it somewhere safe they say which isn't a great idea as where is completely safe?!! Daft you cannot change it. Oh well.

 Mine is that safe I haven't a clue where it is.  cry I'm busy this next week, but week after I'm having a major clear up (filing isn't my strong point) so it might turn up anyway.



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