FAQs

How do I import VAT figures using Excel?

The MTDfVAT add-in for Excel allows you to define your VAT information in a spreadsheet and digitally transfer the data to MTDfVAT for compliant submission to HMRC. We also provide a template spreadsheet for digital records if you are not currently using Excel or bookkeeping software.

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MTDfVAT Video Demo

Click here for our on-demand MTD for VAT webinar featuring a demonstration of MTDfVAT.

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Are there any MTD for VAT exemptions?

It is possible to apply for an exemption from HMRC if: You cannot use computers, software, or the internet because of your age, a disability, or where you live You object to using computers on religious grounds Automatic exemption applies if: You’re already exempt from filing VAT Returns online Your taxable turnover is below the [...]

2020-01-17T14:42:21+00:00January 17th, 2020|

Useful Making Tax Digital HMRC links

Businesses can find information here. Agents can find information here. Find the VAT Notice and Policy Paper here. Updated communications from HMRC can be found here. Get help from HMRC here.

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Business Authorisation with HMRC for MTD for VAT

First, you will need to arrange MTD for VAT software (MTDfVAT). Then, sign up with HMRC. You will need: Sole Trader: your National Insurance number Limited Company or Registered Society: your company registration number and your Unique Taxpayer Reference (UTR) for Corporation Tax Limited Partnership: your partnership’s company registration number, UTR, and postcode where you’re [...]

2020-01-17T14:40:49+00:00January 17th, 2020|

Is there a version of MTDfVAT for businesses?

You can sign up for MTDfVAT as a business to manage your VAT obligations under Making Tax Digital rules. However, if your turnover is over £5m or you manage a group of companies for VAT, you should consider BTCHub instead.

2020-01-17T14:38:13+00:00January 17th, 2020|

Can MTDfVAT handle multiple consolidated data sources?

Yes, as of October 2019 the latest software version can automatically consolidate multiple data sources. For example, for different companies within a larger group enterprise, or multiple spreadsheets concerning a single company (such as for online operations versus over-the-counter sales operations).

2020-01-17T14:35:21+00:00October 21st, 2019|
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