Compliance guide · 5 min read

Review submission history and amendments

Find accepted submissions, download receipts, compare versions, and understand when a corrected update is needed.

Follow the sequence

Work through the steps in order and return to this guide whenever the next action is unclear.

Keep the records current

Capture and review information as it happens, rather than leaving the whole quarter until the end.

Review before you finish

Check the details and any supporting evidence before completing the task.

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What this guide covers

Filing keeps the figures sent to HMRC together with their timestamps and references, giving you a durable audit trail.

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1. Open the correct tax year

Use the tax-year selector in Filing before reviewing history. Confirm the business and period so you do not compare submissions from different obligations.

Open Filing
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2. Open an accepted submission

Submission history shows the period, status, submitted time, and HMRC reference. Open a row to inspect the income, allowable expenses, disallowed amounts, and net figure that were sent.

View submission history
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3. Download the evidence

Keep the submission receipt or export with the underlying cashbook evidence. This is useful for your own records, support queries, and accountant review.

Read the export guide
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4. Compare before amending

When records changed after submission, compare the proposed figures with the accepted version. Submit an amendment only after checking the reason and the affected period; the previous version remains visible in the history.

Prepare a reviewed update
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Before you move on

  • The correct tax year, business, and period are selected
  • HMRC status and reference are visible for accepted submissions
  • Receipts or exports are retained with the supporting records
  • Any amendment has been compared with the previous version
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