Problem submitting quarterly to HMRC

Hi Den,

No problem and I will update you on this thread as soon as I have more information from HMRC.

Tommy

Thanks Tommy

not a problem. I'll wait for news. Thanks once again Tommy ;-)

Den

Hi Den,

No problem and yes, unfortunately, these are HMRC issues experienced by all software vendors who support changing the period type from standard to calendar.

Tommy

Thanks Tommy

so I just need to wait or HMRC right? Cheers bud

Den

Hi Den,

Thank you for trying again. We will pass the error log back to HMRC and will keep you updated again.

We do apologise for the inconvenience and we really appreciate your patience.

Tommy

Hi Tommy

many thanks for getting back to me. I just gave it another go and I'm still getting the same error message bud:

"This quarterly income and expenses update could not be submitted to HMRC.

Try again later or if the problem persists, please contact Clear Books support to resolve this issue."

Any thing you can think of I can do bud? Cheers once again for your help ;-)

Den

Hi Den,

HMRC have informed us that they've resolved this issue and have asked if you could try again. Please let me know if the issue persists?

Tommy

Hi Den,

No problem at all and yes, that is correct.

Tommy

Thanks Tommy for getting back to me.

So just to clarify I don't need to do anything right now. I just need to wait for HMRC to sort the problem out first, is that correct? Cheers Tommy

Den

Hi Dennis,

I'm very well, thanks! Hope you are too.

And unfortunately, we've not yet had any update from HMRC. And that is correct, if this is not resolved by the deadline, you should not be fined for late submission.

Tommy

Hi Tommy

hope all is well. Any news from HMRC with regards to the situation bud? I just tried submitting the quarterly again and I got the same error message.

Also, I'm assuming if the system is still not working by the submission deadline I won't be fined or penalised? Thanks once again for your help ;-)

Den

Thanks Tommy!

Will you get back to me when it's been resolved or shall I just keep on trying to submit? Thanks once again for your help. Very much appreciated! ;-)

Den

Hi Den,

Thank you for letting me know. We will re-escalate this with HMRC and will keep you updated.

Apologies for the inconvenience!

Tommy

Hi Tommy

So I've left it for 8 days now and I just tried re-submitting my quarterly to HMRC. I'm still getting this error message:

"This quarterly income and expenses update could not be submitted to HMRC.

Try again later or if the problem persists, please contact Clear Books support to resolve this issue."

Is there anything I can do?

Den

Hi Tommy

not a problem. I'll leave it for another couple of days in that case so it'll be over a week. Hopefully by that time I can successfully get the quarterly submitted ;-)

Den

Hi Den,

In this case, you will need to retry after a full week has passed. If the error persists, do let us know and we can re-escalate this with HMRC.

Tommy

Hi

After 6 days I'm still receiving the following error message when I try to submit my quarterly to HMRC:

"This quarterly income and expenses update could not be submitted to HMRC.

Try again later or if the problem persists, please contact Clear Books support to resolve this issue."

Is there anything that can be done to resolve this?

Den

No problem at all Dennis!

And we do have a handful of users experiencing the same issue. Other software vendors are experiencing it too, as the issue is with HMRC services.

Tommy

Thank you Tommy. Not a problem, I shall give it another go in a weeks time. I just wanted to make sure my submission was early so I don't forget and get fined ;-)

So I'm assuming a lot of Clear Books users are experiencing the same problem I'm having?

Hi Dennis,

Unfortunately, this is a known bug in HMRC's systems that causes submissions to fail for some taxpayers after they change their period type.

HMRC say that they will fix these cases within a week of them happening, so you will need to wait a week then try again. If it's still not working after a week we can escalate this to HMRC.

Tommy