Making Tax Digital (MTD) is a vital part of the Government’s plan to make it easier for individuals and businesses to get their tax right and keep on top of their affairs through a fully digital tax system. From 1 April 2019 MTD compliance became mandatory for most VAT registered businesses with a taxable turnover above the current threshold (£85,000), and the next phase of MTD for VAT is coming into force on 1 April 2022.

If you are preparing your VAT return manually or using a computerised spreadsheet you will have to change to submitting your VAT return online to comply with Making Tax Digital legislation. Businesses submitting their VAT returns via recognised accounting software will have to verify if their version of the product will comply with this new requirement.

At Gareth Hughes & Co Ltd we work closely with digital software providers such as Xero and SAGE and we will be able to assist you to put in place accounting software that is suitable for your business, and that will enable you to meet the requirements of Making Tax Digital.

Get in touch with us for a consultation if you would like to discuss Making Tax Digital in more detail and what it means for your business.

Xero VAT online

Click below for more information on how the online VAT processing in Xero works.

Sage VAT online

Click below for more information on how the online VAT processing in Sage works.

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“Everything I want from an accountant”: that’s the verdict on Gareth Hughes & Co from Phil Arundale. Phil is the latest of several generations of his family to supply local shoppers with fruit, vegetables, fresh fish and game at the long-established Colwyn Bay business Arundales. Arundales was founded in 1887 and originally started life selling fish and game, adding fruit and vegetables some 50 years ago. Today Phil and wife Wende have branched out to offer fresh produce boxes, with a focus on seasonal availability, and a delivery service for customer orders.”

“When you’re running a business, working with people you like and respect makes life much easier. That applies as much to professional advisers as to immediate colleagues. Martin Bastable, who has run Bastable Upholstery Llandudno Limited in Colwyn Bay since 2005, is no exception to that rule. He decided very quickly that Gareth Hughes was someone he could work with successfully – “within the first 30 seconds of meeting him”, he says – and several years later, that first impression has been proved right. Martin says: “He’s effortlessly professional. I couldn’t recommend him highly enough.”.”

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