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JanMills


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Does anyone file their clients VAT returns online, and if so how easy would it be for a non-techie book-keeper like me to do it?

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Jan



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Wendy


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Im no computer wiz myself but I use the eVAT system to file all of my clients VAT returns. I found the process simple and very user friendly, with the added advantage that my clients can never lose their VAT returns again! 

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Kim1960


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You may also want to get your client to pay the VAT bill by Direct Debit, as they will receive 7 extra days from the standard due date to pay. This extension can create a substantial cash flow benefit to your clients - so this should keep you in their good books, it has for me!

Kim

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JanMills


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Glad to hear it's not too difficult. I've got a client pushing me to do it online so I will also see if they want to set up the DD.

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Jan

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