Well done! :-)
Maybe HMRC can be persuaded that open source devs aren't responsible for
misuse and be more lenient than with proprietary apps.
On Fri, 29 Jan 2021, 16:13 Mark, wrote:
> My application for HMRC VAT production credentials was approved, so
> this project can (in theory) be used to
My application for HMRC VAT production credentials was approved, so
this project can (in theory) be used to submit VAT returns from
GnuCash:
https://github.com/cybermaggedon/gnucash-uk-vat
I say "in theory", my company is not VAT registered yet, so other than
testing with an emulator, and the
On 1/18/21 11:22 AM, Michael or Penny Novack wrote:
Good points. I have bridge software already working and approved by
HMRC for
use. My initial thought was to have a report in GnuCash that
generated the
VAT report for a period. There would then be a menu option to submit
VAT.
This menu
Good points. I have bridge software already working and approved by HMRC for
use. My initial thought was to have a report in GnuCash that generated the
VAT report for a period. There would then be a menu option to submit VAT.
This menu option would generate a csv file containing the VAT values
On Sun, Jan 17, 2021 at 02:52:19AM -0600, chr...@floatdene.com wrote:
> Good points. I have bridge software already working and approved by HMRC for
> use. My initial thought was to have a report in GnuCash that generated the
> VAT report for a period. There would then be a menu option to submit
On Sunday, 17 January 2021 19:43:58 GMT Edward Bainton wrote:
> Of the 6, I have to confess that I read it too hastily and I don't have to
> do VAT, so the VAT bridge won't be of interest to me.
>
> But crikey, if you can't use GnuCash for MTD, it's not much use anymore, is
> it?
>
GC can
I suppose that depends on where you live Edward. Many of us don't have to
deal with MTD.
On Sun, Jan 17, 2021 at 1:45 PM Edward Bainton
wrote:
> Of the 6, I have to confess that I read it too hastily and I don't have to
> do VAT, so the VAT bridge won't be of interest to me.
>
> But
Of the 6, I have to confess that I read it too hastily and I don't have to
do VAT, so the VAT bridge won't be of interest to me.
But crikey, if you can't use GnuCash for MTD, it's not much use anymore, is
it?
On Sun, 17 Jan 2021 at 19:05, Stephen M. Butler <
stephen.m.butle...@gmail.com> wrote:
On 1/17/21 1:28 AM, Liz wrote:
On Sun, 17 Jan 2021 02:52:19 -0600 (CST)
"chr...@floatdene.com" wrote:
As there are only about 6 users interested, it is
definitely not worth the effort!
While you have only counted 6 who have put up their hand so far, I
think that there would be far more
On Sun, 17 Jan 2021 02:52:19 -0600 (CST)
"chr...@floatdene.com" wrote:
> As there are only about 6 users interested, it is
> definitely not worth the effort!
While you have only counted 6 who have put up their hand so far, I
think that there would be far more interested in a usable system. It
But the CSV export already exists. See the "Income and GST Statement"
report which is definitely tailored for VAT/GST calculations for UK and
Australia but can be used for any similar tax regimes, and has a dedicated
CSV export facility. If your bridging software has particular requirements
for
Good points. I have bridge software already working and approved by HMRC for
use. My initial thought was to have a report in GnuCash that generated the
VAT report for a period. There would then be a menu option to submit VAT.
This menu option would generate a csv file containing the VAT values for
> Lots of subquestions in that regard:
> 1. How does HMRC "approve" a bridge for "production" ? And can the code of
> the bridge still
> change after approval without re-approval ?
There is an approval process. Anyone can get credentials on the sandbox
API, but the approval process applies to
I would consider this a great addition to gnucash (even though I'm in Belgium
and don't need
this personally).
I have a few questions regarding the 'integration' though.
How exactly do you see this happen ?
Lots of subquestions in that regard:
1. How does HMRC "approve" a bridge for
If this is relevant to someone running a small business in the UK then
I'm interested.
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On 15/01/2021 11:19 Alain D D Williams <[3]a...@phcomp.co.uk> wrote:
On Thu, Jan 14, 2021 at 03:26:01AM -0600, chr...@floatdene.com wrote:
> Hi,
>
> Is anyone interest in having a MTD bridge for GnuCash for VAT submissions? I
> have developed a bridge and would be happy to integrate it with GnuCash if
> there is still any interest.
That would be of interest to
Chris,
As someone sitting across the pond from you... I think there is definitely
interest in MTD in GnuCash. The issue, I think, is going to be the GPL
nature of anything you would contribute to GnuCash, and the challenge of
obtaining the API key for said GPLed code. Having said that, I
Hi Mark,
This is a bit of Java code that takes a csv input and then submits to HMRC
and has been approved for production for over a year. I have been impressed
with GnuCash and surprised that it does not have a MTD VAT submission
option. It will require a bit of work to integrate with GnuCash and
Hi Chris,
FYI, I've got a bridge which takes data out of Gnucash accounts and
submits. It's Python code which uses the GnuCash Python modules at the
moment.
https://github.com/cybermaggedon/gnucash-uk-vat
I've initiated a submission to get production credentials which is with
HMRC, we're
On Thursday, 14 January 2021 09:26:01 GMT chr...@floatdene.com wrote:
> Hi,
>
> Is anyone interest in having a MTD bridge for GnuCash for VAT submissions? I
> have developed a bridge and would be happy to integrate it with GnuCash if
> there is still any interest.
>
> Kind regards,
> Chris
>
Hi,
Is anyone interest in having a MTD bridge for GnuCash for VAT submissions? I
have developed a bridge and would be happy to integrate it with GnuCash if
there is still any interest.
Kind regards,
Chris
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