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Artois


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Hi all

Just taken on new client and they are on the VAT FRS, I usually use VT+ to do the bookkeeping and submit the MTD returns, however I can not seem to find how to adopt the FRS on VT, does anyone else use VT for FRS? If so am i just being blind and cannot see the option.

Any help appreciated as always  

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Hi Doug

You can't do FRS on VT unfortunately.  However, they suggest the following work round  https://www.vtsoftware.co.uk/transplushelp/flat_rate_scheme.html

 



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Artois wrote:

 

Hi all

Just taken on new client and they are on the VAT FRS, I usually use VT+ to do the bookkeeping and submit the MTD returns, however I can not seem to find how to adopt the FRS on VT, does anyone else use VT for FRS? If so am i just being blind and cannot see the option.

Any help appreciated as always  

Cheers

 Hi Doug

I record the gross sales each week/month and then do a journal for the vat at end of quarter.  The return is submitted direct from VT+ and I've not had any problems

 



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Artois


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Hi John

Thanks for the information, read through it but seems a long way around doing what I need so decided to carry on with VT and just journal in the adjustment at the end of the quarter, and then I read Janet's reply, thanks Janet,  who seems to do the same.

Many thanks to both for your help, but it does seem strange that VT have not allowed for FRS as yet

Cheers 



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Doug

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'a journal'

Does that meet the rules for MTD?

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'a journal'

Does that meet the rules for MTD?

 Hi Maat, thanks for the reply

I am not entirely sure to be honest, but would there be any difference between a journal entry and a manual bookkeeping entry into VT?

It seems that no matter what you do with MTD there has to be the human element involved in inputting the data



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I only raised it to ensure you had considered it. Of course FRS allows for certain tweaks not allowable on other schemes.



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