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You have attached iXBRL Accounts to this return but there appears to be one or more areas where the content is 'malformed' (not correct)
If you receive this error message it means that either the downloaded file is corrupt or it contains special characters that HMRC's systems can't read. Corrupt file If you opened the downloaded file then used File > Save As, it might be corrupt. The correct way to save a downloaded file...
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31 Mar, 2017
Views: 815
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Message from TaxCalc - Cannot replace the file (when printing/previewing or saving a PDF)
If you receive a message similar to the following when creating a PDF or previewing one, it means that there is an illegal character at the end of the client's name. The character(s) normally show as a space and are most often carriage returns caused by copying and pasting the name from...
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03 Jan, 2024
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1046 - I am trying to file a trust tax return (SA900) for myself or friends and family
The best course of action is to attempt the below to verify your account setup and the UTR required for the submission. Step 1: Are you able to successfully log in to the HMRC government gateway portal? TaxCalc has the ability to import the entries for the HMRC User ID and password (if imported...
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29 Jun, 2021
Views: 779
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#3314 Inconsistent duplicate fact values (Bus: NameEntityAuditors) when filing my corporation tax (CT600) return
If you encounter the below error message, it means that there is a discrepancy in the information presented in the iXBRL tagging of the accounts for the Auditors name. If you are using the TaxCalc application to generate your financial statements, you will need to review the Auditors...
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08 Nov, 2021
Views: 749
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Why is the loss figure on my return shown without brackets?
If your return has one box for profit and another for loss, the loss figure will appear without brackets. Brackets are only used to denote a negative figure when the same box is used for profit and loss.
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20 Aug, 2015
Views: 735
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How to enable notes on the corporation tax computation?
The corporation tax computation does not include certain sections of the calculation as a default. However, it is possible to manually include those sections if needed. To do this please follow the below steps; Click on Review Compuation on the left menu. Click on Edit Notes. Choose the note...
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21 Mar, 2019
Views: 729
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Why am i not receiving basic rate relief for finance costs?
The HMRC guidance document confirms below the factors which have to be applicable in order for the relief to be available. Individuals will be able to claim a basic rate tax reduction from their Income Tax liability on the portion of finance costs not deducted in calculating the profit. In...
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24 Mar, 2021
Views: 666
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How do I remove text above box 19 in Additional Information?
If you import your tax return from the previous year, you might see imported text above box 19 of the Additional Information section. This text often relates to data contained within a wizard such as losses, pensions and so on. If this data is not required in the current year, you’ll need to...
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13 Apr, 2022
Views: 664
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Posting a Tax Journal to Accounts Production
The Post Tax Journal page can be accessed by clicking Post Tax Journal on the Check and Review your Return screen within Check and Finish. This feature is present on the CT600 Version 3 onwards and can used to post a corporation tax charge or refund directly into Accounts Production based on the...
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01 Nov, 2023
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How does the CT600 calculate tax for a period that straddles 1 April 2023 with the 25% main rate change?
From 01/04/2023, HMRC have increased the main rate of corporation tax from 19% to 25%. The small profit rate of 19% remains for *companies with profits under £50,000. *Small profit rate is not available from 1 April 2023 for Close investment-holding companies Non-UK resident companies ...
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13 Mar, 2024
Views: 637
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1046 Authentication error when filing since June 2020
If your receiving a 1046 HMRC authentication error when trying to file an individual (SA100), partnership (SA800), trust (SA900), corporation tax (CT600) or non MTD VAT return and you fall into either of the following categories, you may need to take action. You’ve recently changed your...
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21 May, 2021
Views: 627
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Importing Multiple Clients from external tax return files
When you import a client using a tax return file, you are doing two things: Transferring a copy of the tax return into the TaxCalc database. Creating a record for that client in Practice Manager, which can then be used across the TaxCalc Applications. Please note: The importing process will...
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09 Mar, 2023
Views: 626
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Statutory Residence Test changes relating to COVID-19
The Statutory Residency Test (SRT) is the legislation by which an individual’s UK tax resident status is established. There are a number of automatic tests applied, from which you are deemed to be either non-resident or UK resident or if none of the conditions have been met, a day test will apply...
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23 Jun, 2020
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How do I create an R40? (Practice users)
To create an R40, follow these steps: Open the client in Tax Return Production. Click on New Return. Select R40 - Individual Repayment from the first drop-down menu. Select the relevant tax year from the second drop-down menu. Click on Create. Double-click on the R40 to open it, or click...
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04 Apr, 2023
Views: 574
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How do I nominate my tax refund to a charity?
You can no longer nominate your tax refund to a charity on your tax return. From 6 April 2013 HMRC can no longer make repayments to a charity for any year. If you've requested a charity payment for previous years it will be sent directly to you. If you want to donate your repayment to a...
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02 Mar, 2018
Views: 567
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