[GNC] UK. Value added tax.

[Maf. King]

I have used this bridge product twice now, with experimental CSV report 
directly output by GC

https://www.chm-software.co.uk/

Christopher Lam has a report in progress that will be able to cope with UK 
VAT.  So far, I used a pre-release self compiled "special edition" GC.  but it 
is possible!

HTH,
Maf.



On Wednesday, 20 November 2019 20:20:55 GMT Paddy Walker wrote:
> 	I am a business user of Gnucash for my farm accounts for about
> 15 years. I run it on Linux and have no access to a Microsoft machine.
> A situation I do not wish to change.
> 	UK.'s tax authority have decided to make the submission of VAT.
> returns dependent on compliant interactive accountancy software.  I
> understand that it is entirely unreasonable to expect Gnucash to be
> compliant.
>   	HMRC.,  (the tax authoriy), have provided the potential fo a
> work around. They will allow bridging software, mainly to accomodate
> those using spreadsheets for their accounts.
> 	HMRC. provide an extensive list of compliant software without
> mentioning the platform on which it runs.  Does any body know of
> bridging software that runs on Linux. Advice on how to  " make tax
> digital" on a Linux machine would be most welcome.
> 	Although it is not my preferred option, I have managed to
> install Microsoft compatible bridging software in Windows XP, on a
> virtual Box.
> Paddy Walker
> 
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