Important - Hardware requirements for Accu-Man

Supported systems Accu-Man software runs on 32-bit versions of Windows XP, Vista & Win 7. 64 bit versions are not supported.

It is possible to run on 64-bit Win 7 computers by utilising the XP Virtual PC. This is not a ‘1st choice’ configuration & users contemplating this route should discuss it with Accu-Man Support first.

Accu-Man software can be run standalone, on peer-to-peer networks, on traditional client/server local area networks & on wide area networks over the internet. Please contact Support for advice on network usage, particularly where wide area networking is contemplated.

HMRC Electronic Payments

From HMRC 20/1/2010

"During 2009 HMRC moved its banking services from the Bank of England to Citi and Royal Bank of Scotland Group. This meant that all HMRC bank
sort codes and account numbers changed during 2009.

Although HMRC temporarily continued to accept payments made using the old Bank of England account details, this will change during 2010 when
the old accounts will be closed.

The table attached (although not exhaustive) provides the new bank account details that should now be used for electronic Bacs and CHAPS
payments for a number of key taxes and duties paid to HMRC. These account details are only for electronic payments."

If you pay by BACS or Internet Banking you must amend the payment details via 3.Setting Up/Customers & Suppliers [P]. For your information an extract of the list from HMRC is shown below. For more information visit http://www.hmrc.gov.uk/payinghmrc/bank-account-mig.htm

Account Name	New Sort Code	New Account Number	Tax Types Impacted
HMRC VAT	08 32 00	11963155	VAT
HMRC Cumbernauld	08 32 10	12001039	Self Assessment Tax credit repayments Corporation Tax PAYE and Class 1 National Insurance contributions Class 1A National Insurance contributions PAYE Settlement Agreements payments Pension scheme payments Petroleum Revenue Tax
HMRC Shipley	08 32 10	12001020	Self Assessment Corporation Tax PAYE and Class 1 National Insurance contributions Class 1A National Insurance contributions PAYE Settlement Agreements payments Pension scheme payments Stamp Duty Land Tax Petroleum Revenue Tax HMRC penalties and other miscellaneous payments

VAT Returns via Internet

VAT returns with a starting period of 1st Apr 2010 or later must be submited on-line if the Annual Turnover is greater than £100K or you are newly registered.

We are not developing a Gateway routine to process the VAT return because there many users who make manual adjustments to the returns (partial exemption, special cases, or merged data). There are only the 8 fields to complete in any case.

To register for VAT on-line you need to visit the HMRC Website. For more information go to http://www.hmrc.gov.uk/vat/