Jesse Lawrence
This is the latest update on the preparation for Making Tax Digital for Tax and VAT which will require UK VAT-registered companies to submit electronic summary VAT Returns for the first and subsequent VAT Returns for the first-period end after March next year. There are big developments so read on!
Some VAT-registered persons will not be required to file their VAT Returns electronically from March next year, their deadline has been extended to September. This applies to persons who:-
The registered person will need to confirm with their local VAT office that they have been exempted from the online submission requirements.
Microsoft has now released the updates required to implement online submissions for Making Tax Digital for VAT and the EC Sales List. The following versions of NAV are supported:-
The Role Tailored Client version of Dynamics NAV 2009 is not supported but it may be possible to “backload” the changes into that version. This may well not be possible for “Classic client” versions in which case, it will be necessary to use a bespoke interface which will submit the required information to HM Customs and Excise in some other way, possibly from an Excel spreadsheet.
Dynamics Consultants are committed to ensuring that whatever version of NAV they use, our customers will be able to fully comply with all the MTD requirements. As such we are currently investigating the functionality of the Microsoft updates and the impact it will have on customers with either supported or unsupported versions of NAV or Business Central.
Microsoft have some generic deployment instructions which can be found here but more specific instructions are being prepared. We are also preparing detailed guidance on how to deploy and set up MTD submissions in NAV.
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