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Article ID: 828
Last updated: 07 Aug, 2020
HMRC claim that so long as box 45 (Claim or relief affecting an earlier period) is ticked on the current year return, you should not need to re-file the amendment for the earlier year. This being said, customers have previously reported that although this box is ticked, the repayment has not been issued and therefore an amendment of the earlier year was required to issue this. The below instructions should provide you with the information required to proceed. For more information on timescales of filing amendments, please see the article for What tax years can I file online? If the window for amendment of the earlier return has closed (i.e. in excess of 12 months after the filing deadline), you should write to your company's Corporation Tax office including:
Entries to make on a current year return (2019 form)HMRC Forms Mode: (Version 3)Step 1: Within the CT600 > Go to CT600 Core > Page 1 > Tick Box 45
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Please note: Once these entries are completed, you may then process the submission as necessary. If you would like to process an amendment for the earlier year, please complete the below instructions. Please note there are 2 options because of the different forms that are available for use. (However, the most common period ends will be the version 3 form, which are periods starting on or after the 01/04/15). Entries to make on a previous year return: - Return period starting on or after 01/04/15HMRC Forms mode (Version 3)Step 1)
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Entries to make on a current year return (Prior to 01/04/15)HMRC Forms mode (Version 2)
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Re-submit a full return for a refund of the difference in Corporation Tax – Please note: this will have to be done via a paper submission.
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