Making Tax Digital Seminars
Preparing for Making Tax Digital may seem daunting but it doesn’t need to be. We will work with you to find the solution that is right for you and your business whether that’s supporting you to continue to be self managed, provide your business with a full book keeping service or find a combination somewhere in between.
Making Tax Digital (MTD) is a government initiative to modernise HMRC’s tax system, with the aim of making the process of administrating tax simpler and more efficient.
Seminars
We will be holding seminars to set out in detail the options CavanaghKelly can offer to support you and your business and address any ongoing questions or concerns you may have regarding Making Tax Digital and what it means for you and your business.
The seminars are free to attend.
To register your interest for a particular seminar, please send your name, contact number and your preferred event to: events@cavanaghkelly.com
Date | Location | Doors Open | Start |
Tuesday 12 March | Silverbirch Hotel, Omagh | 7.30pm | 8.00pm |
Wednesday 13 March | Glenavon Hotel, Cookstown | 8.30am | 9.00am |
Tuesday 19 March | Killyhevlin Hotel, Enniskillen | 7.30pm | 8.00pm |
Wednesday 20 March | Tullyglass Hotel, Ballymena | 7.30pm | 8.00pm |
Will it affect me?
If you are a business owner or self-employed and pay any of the following:
- income tax
- national insurance
- VAT
- corporation tax
then it is quite likely you will be affected.
When is it all happening?
MTD starts in April 2019 with businesses above the VAT threshold limit (currently £85,000).
Those affected will be required to keep digital records for VAT purposes.
*The income tax element of MTD was expected to commence in 2020. However, following the Spring Statement 2019, it is now delayed until it has been thoroughly tested and then will most likely be introduced on a voluntary basis. Further details on the release date have yet to be made available, but it is rumoured to be delayed at least until 2021.
How can CavanaghKelly help?
There are a number of ways that our team can work with you and your business to help you get ready for MTD. The options have been set out in more detail below.
Preparing for Making Tax Digital
Which solution is right for your business?
Option 1 - Self Managed - Implement MTD Computerised Software
You may already be maintainig your own records for VAT and are happy to continue to do so. However, the process may be manual or you may be using a computerised software package that is not MTD ready.
We can:
- Work with you to identify a software that suits your business needs
- Provide software set up
- Scope training needs and provide training where required
Option 2 - Fully Serviced
At CavanaghKelly we can provide a full book keeping service. Our team can draft, review and submit VAT returns. We can also work with you to assess your software requirements or where software is not available, we can keep your records in a digital format for our team to recird, submit and return.
We can:
- Provide a full book keeping service
- Keep digital records
- Submit via bridging software
- Communicate VAT position
Option 3 - Joint Working
You may currently be using a joint working approach to VAT for example by maintaining your own records internally but having them reviewed and submitted externally. Maybe you're using computerised software or excel spreadsheets for your records but upgrading to MTD ready software is not feasible at the moment. In which case the use of bridging software may be a suitable option.
We can:
- Work with you to submit records via bridging software
- Provide excel templates to convert current records
- Draft, review & submit returns, depending on your requirements.
*Please note this content has been updated following the Spring Statement 13.03.19
Whilst every effort has been made by CavanaghKelly to ensure the accuracy of the information here, it cannot be guaranteed and neither CavanaghKelly nor any related entity shall have liability to any person who relies on the information herein. Information given here is for guidance only. Detailed professional advice should be taken before acting on any information contained herein. If having read the guidance here, you would like to discuss further; a member of our team would be pleased to help you.