COM1081 - Accounting periods: company accounting periods: maintaining the AP record (Action Guide)
To maintain company AP records, consider steps 1 - 6 below. The guide is presented as follows
| Set up new APs | Steps 1 - 2 |
| Amend existing APs | Steps 3 - 4 |
| Record dormant periods | Step 5 |
| Record exempt periods | Step 6 |
Set up new APs
| 1. | Use Function MAPD (Maintain AP Dates) to enter |
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| 2. | Continue entering new APs in chronological order, without gaps or overlaps, until |
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Or |
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Amend existing APs
| 3. | Use Function MAPD (Maintain AP Dates) to enter |
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| 4. | Continue entering amended AP details, until |
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| Note: You must not create live APs far into the future. You only need to create an AP ending on or after the date on which you are using the function. COTAX will identify the correct point at which to issue a notice to deliver for that AP and create the following live AP. |
Record dormant periods
| 5. | Use Function MAPD (Maintain AP Dates) to |
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Note: The end date of the dormant period must be either |
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Or where the dormancy period end date is in the future
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Or |
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| Note: When you set up a dormancy period, if the end date is no more than 180 days in the future you will be able to inhibit the automatic issue of form CT204. |
Record exempt periods
| 6. | Exempt periods must only be set up by staff dealing with Charities.Use Function MAPD (Maintain AP Dates) to |
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Note: The frequency can be between 1 and 9 years. If you do not want a notice to deliver issued at all enter ‘0’ |

