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Error filing CT600: The period to which this Return's accounts applies does not coincide with affected dates in Corporation Tax
Corporation Tax Support
Error filing CT600: The period to which this Return's accounts applies does not coincide with affected dates in
Corporation Tax
Scenario
You might get the following error message when you try to file CT600.
Error message
The period to which this Return's accounts applies does not coincide with the affected From/To dates of the referenced accounts taxonomy
Causes
This error message can have any one of the following causes:
The FRS 102 template used for the client is out of date.
The report you are using is not one of the default reports.
The default report you're using has been amended.
The version of Corporation Tax you have installed is not the most recent version.
The taxonomy set for your client's accounts in Corporation Tax is not the most recent taxonomy.
We recommend that you try the following 5 solutions in order, until you've resolved the error.
Solution 1: Check you're using the up-to-date FRS 102 template for the client in Accounts Production Advanced
Sign into Accounts Production Advanced with administrator rights.
Select
Tools
, then
Content download
.
Check if there are templates available to install.
If there are no templates to install, go to Solution 2.
If a
UK FRS 102
template is available, install this template.
If after installing the
UK FRS 102
template, there are other templates available, you can also install these.
When you've finished installing templates, close the window.
Open the client in Accounts Production Advanced, where the CT600 failed to file.
On the pink message bar at the top of the screen, select
Update
to update the client to the new template.
Run the accounts.
Export the iXBRL accounts report.
note
You can now attach the iXBRL accounts report to your submission of the CT600 to HMRC.
Solution 2: Check that you're using a default report
Open the client in Accounts Production Advanced (or Accounts Production if you're using that application).
Select the
Reports
tab.
Check if you are using one of the following default reports for the client's accounts:
FRS 102 Consolidated Financial Statements
FRS 102 Dormant Financial Statements
FRS 102 Financial Statements
FRS 102 Section 1A - Abridged Financial Statements
FRS 102 Section 1A - Small Entities
If you're not using one of the default reports, then you'll need to take the following steps:
Open the report that you're trying to file.
Right-click the top folder in the report structure and select
Properties
from the context menu.
Select the
XML Source
tab.
Replace the existing XML code with the XML code in our
replacement XML
text file.
Check that the message '
Report template is syntactically correct'
is shown.
Select
OK
to save and update the report.
Export the accounts, then file them.
Solution 3: Check if the default report you're using has been amended
If the default report you are using has been amended, the iXBRL taxonomy may have been amended and have become out of date.
Open the client and run the report.
Select the
Report structure
tab.
Right-click the top folder and, if
Revert to template
is shown in black not grey text, select it to revert the folder to the default position and update the taxonomy.
If you needed to revert the folder to the default position, then you'll also need to take the following steps to do this at template level:
Close the client.
Select the
Template entities
tab.
Open the template.
Select the
Report structure
tab.
Right-click the top folder and, if
Revert to template
is shown in black not grey text, select it to revert the folder to the default position and update the taxonomy.
If you needed to revert the template at template level, then you'll also need to take the following steps to republish the template:
Select
Financial Period Templates
, then
Publish current period as a template
.
Select
Yes
, then
Yes
again to confirm publication.
Open the client and select
Update
.
Export the report and file it.
Solution 4: Update Corporation Tax to the latest version
Open Corporation Tax.
Select
Help
, then
About Corporation Tax
.
Check the version and build number in this window against the current version and build number of Corporation Tax in the
Digita Suite releases
help topic.
If there's a newer version, use the links in the
Digita Suite releases
help topic to download and install it.
Solution 5: Update the taxonomy in Corporation Tax
Open up the client in Corporation Tax.
Select the
Company Details
link.
Select the
Status
tab.
Make sure that the highest FRS number is selected from the
DPL Accounting Standard
dropdown list.
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