How do I register with HMRC for MTD for VAT?
Register with HMRC for MTD for VAT 7 days after you have filed and paid for your last traditional VAT return
Register at least one week before your first MTD VAT Return is due.
Register at https://www.tax.service.gov.uk/vat-through-software/sign-up/have-software
You’ll need: your Government Gateway user ID and password
the VAT number of the business that’s signing up
You’ll receive an email within 72 hours to confirm that you can submit returns using software that’s compatible with Making Tax Digital for VAT.
After you have received the confirmation email authorise the link between GoSimpleVAT and HMRC
After you’ve signed up, you cannot use the traditional VAT online services to send VAT Returns.
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