VAT · Making Tax Digital
Every invoice, bill and receipt adds to your VAT return as it is recorded. When the quarter ends, Telore shows you the nine boxes, how each was worked out, and what is due — then files it to HMRC under Making Tax Digital when you approve.
Example view
Open any box on the return and see the invoices and payments behind it. Nothing on the return is a number you cannot follow back.
A return and its payment are due one calendar month and seven days after the quarter ends. Telore shows the date, the amount and how many days are left.
Making Tax Digital asks VAT-registered businesses to keep digital records and file through compatible software. Telore is built to do both, and files only after you approve.
Sales and purchases add their VAT to the open return as they are recorded.
At the end of the quarter, read the nine boxes and the working behind them.
Approve the return and Telore submits it; HMRC's answer is kept with it.
Questions
When your taxable turnover over the last 12 months goes above £90,000, or you expect it to in the next 30 days. Telore keeps a running total and tells you when you are getting close.
Telore prepares the return and, once you approve it, files it to HMRC through Making Tax Digital. It is never sent without your approval, and it is never called accepted until HMRC says so.
Yes. Invite your accountant and they can review the return, leave a note and approve it with you.
Launching in 2027
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