Why an Excel declaration tracker is no longer enough for an accounting firm
An Excel sheet is not bad – it just does not update itself. As the client count grows, keeping it current becomes a job of its own.
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Practical articles about VMI tax returns, i.MAS notifications, filing deadlines and accounting firm processes.
An Excel sheet is not bad – it just does not update itself. As the client count grows, keeping it current becomes a job of its own.
ReadAn expired or rejected authorisation is usually noticed only when the financial statements can no longer be filed. It is worth tracking sooner.
ReadMost of the month can be planned around three dates: the 15th, the 20th and the 25th. Here is how they line up.
Readi.MAS is not one system but several subsystems. Once the emails start arriving, the key is to quickly tell which one needs action.
ReadGPM313 is due by the 15th of the following month – earlier than VAT. That is exactly why it often ends up in second place and gets filed late.
ReadThe rule is simple – by the 25th of the following month. In practice the VAT return is the one that most often slips between clients.
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