To help you comply with HMRC's Making Tax Digital requirement for VAT reporting from April 2022, we've negotiated special deals with two software providers.
Making Tax Digital for VAT reporting will be mandated by HMRC from April 2022 for businesses below the VAT turnover threshold of £85k.
What do the changes mean for me?
If this applies to you, it means that you will need to keep your financial records in a digital format and submit a VAT return that links back to those records (unless they meet the criteria for exemption and you apply to HMRC for it ahead of the requirement becoming mandatory).
Exemptions are available for those deemed to be genuinely digitally excluded by reason of age, disability, location, religion, or other reasons.
Deals for members on software
To help you comply, we've negotiated deals with two software providers. You can find out more by following the links.
Landmark has spearheaded farm business management for over 30 years and primarily provides web hosted and locally installed KEYPrime accounts and property software, as well as complementary software for crop records, mapping and livestock recording.
12.5% discount* on:
KEYPrime Intro, KEYPrime Accounts and KEYPrime Advanced (Accounting software)
Geofolia (Crop recording software with Mobile App)
KEYPrime Property (Property management software)
10% discount* on:
Cattledata (Herd recording software with Mobile App)
Sheepdata (Health, Drug and Movements reporting software for sheep)
Please note: the above discounts cannot be used in conjunction with any other Landmark Systems discount.
*Discounts on software purchases available to new Landmark customers. Discounts are not applicable on software support fees.
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