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Can I use Dropbox or other file hosting services to store and share my data? (Practice users)
If you use a stand-alone machine, we recommend that you store your data on the default local database to ensure that all data is stored centrally and securely. However, if you want to share data in a cloud or hosted environment such as Dropbox, you can store data in individual files as with...
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23 Mar, 2022
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How do I encrypt or password protect my tax return?
If you want to encrypt or protect your tax return so that it can only be read using a password, follow these steps: Open the tax return. Go to File > Password Encryption. Read the introduction text carefully. Set a new password as required. Save the return. When you next open the tax...
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07 Feb, 2020
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How do I access the What If? Planner?
The What If? Planner lets you forecast next year's tax bill. To access the planner, follow these steps: Open your individual tax return (SA100). Click on WhatIf Planner from the left hand menu. If you have purchased the What If? add on product and this option isn't available, check the...
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25 Oct, 2022
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HMRC Filing Exclusions and Special Cases 2020/21
HMRC Filing Exclusions 2020/21 Exclusions have arisen due to the previous introduction of additional allowances and bands for certain types of income, making the calculation of the tax liability more complex. HMRC systems expect our software to match their method of calculation in order for the...
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20 Apr, 2023
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How do I import joint income between two tax returns (Practice User)?
You can import income from one return to another by following these steps: Open up an SA100 tax return. Select Joint income importing from the left-hand menu. Select Import joint data. Browse and search for the client you want to import the data from. Click on Select. Select the tax return...
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11 Aug, 2015
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HMRC Filing Exclusions and Special Cases 2021/22
HMRC Filing Exclusions 2021/22 Exclusions have arisen due to the previous introduction of additional allowances and bands for certain types of income, making the calculation of the tax liability more complex. HMRC systems expect our software to match their method of calculation in order for the...
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20 Apr, 2023
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Filing a CT600 for a non-resident company
From 6 April 2020, non-UK resident companies including those who invest in UK property through collective investment vehicles (CIV) will need to pay Corporation Tax instead of Income Tax on profits from UK property. This will require submission of an annual corporation tax return (CT600) and...
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09 May, 2022
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What are the benefits of pre-ordering TaxCalc (Individual and Business users)?
If you're an Individual or Business customer, you can pre-order TaxCalc approximately 30 days before the update is released in late March. The benefits of pre-ordering TaxCalc are as follows: No extra cost. Avoid the Sales team at their busiest time. First to be notified of the release. ...
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08 Nov, 2022
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On an R40, where do I report interest from an authorised unit trust (AUT) or an open-ended investment company (OEIC)?
You should report interest from an authorised unit trust (AUT) or an open-ended investment company (OEIC) in the following boxes: Box 3.1 – net interest paid by AUTs and OEICs. Box 3.2 – the tax deducted from this interest. Box 3.3 – the gross amount of interest. Box 3.6 – dividends...
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15 May, 2015
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Network Access is Disabled
When submitting a tax return through to HMRC, it can sometimes fail with the message 'Network access is disabled' There are a few reasons for potentially obtaining this error when sending a live submission through the gateway. These include: Proxy Server Firewall/Anti-Virus blocking...
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29 Mar, 2022
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Class 2 NIC from 2022/23 - small profits threshold and voluntary contributions
Changes to Class 2 NIC thresholds Prior to the 2022/23 tax year you needed to pay Class 2 NIC if your profits were above the Small Profits Threshold. For 2022/23 onwards, you pay Class 2 NIC if your profits are above the Lower Profits Limit (which is £11,908 in 2022/23). When can I pay...
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14 Jun, 2023
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How do I apply the Scottish tax rate to my return and what impact does this have?
When using TaxCalc, the tax return should automatically have the tax rate applied based on the postcode of the address on the return. Therefore the return will automatically apply the Scottish rate if there is a Scottish postcode. If this doesn't happen, please ensure that you are running the...
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21 Mar, 2024
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How to defer class 4 NIC?
Deferring Class 4 NIC From 2015/16, you are no longer able to defer Class 4 NIC. HMRC have changed the rules and if you wish to find out further information, please visit the HMRC website: Defer your National Insurance. However, you may be able to claim a refund for previous tax years. If you...
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05 Apr, 2023
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Where do I enter tax deducted for share schemes?
Enter tax deducted for share schemes in the employment pages. Don't complete the share scheme box for taxable amounts that your employer has fully taxed. Normally these amounts are already included in your P60 (or P45 if you've left employment) and these are included in the employment pages. ...
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13 Jul, 2015
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Where do I enter an averaging adjustment?
To enter an averaging adjustment you need to go into the Full Self Employment pages. SimpleStep mode Go to Your Work > Self Employment > Annualised turnover. Tick the bottom box for Are any of the above true (or do you wish to complete the Full form for any other reason)? Click Next...
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22 May, 2023
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