the only Self Assessment solution for the Macintosh
From Tax Office Software (Private Company) Ltd
Tel (01202) 513666
Fax (01202) 514888
eMail enquiries@taxoffice.co.uk
www.taxoffice.co.uk
About this working demo - which can be converted to a working version with a phone call
(copy the folder to your hard disk first!)
We have been Mac fanatics since 1984 (128K Mac Plus) and so have served our time with the frustrations we all have not being offered the software we want. Look anywhere and the only tax software is Windows-based.
As an Accountant (and former Inland Revenue Officer) with his own practice, our chief designer David Ross can do something to ease this frustration in his own area of expertise.
Tax Manager 99 is for use by firms of Accountants on an unlimted number of their clients. You can complete the Tax Forms on screen, do the calculations and print Revenue-approved facsimile forms for submission to the Tax Office. There is also much more - correspondence and client information-handling features - which will assist you to automate your office and become more efficient. For instance, you need only enter a client's name and address once - gone are the days of re-typing it on every letter.
Tax Manager 99, unlike some of its competitors, is not afraid of Foreign Income, Partnership Income etc. and its calculations use the top-level calculation standard prescribed by the Inland Revenue.
Enclosed here is a demonstration copy which has its calculation functions disabled and prints a 'watermark' message on the forms and letters. You are welcome to use and play with it to your heart's content and if you want to use it in anger, phone us. In exchange for payment we will give you an unlocking code to turn your demonstration version into fully working software.
The cost is £450.00 with a renewal for each new year's program of £300.00.
You will have received from the Inland Revenue the compendium of hard copies of the Self Assessment forms and of the guidance notes that go with them. They are very helpful and comprehensive and as a matter of principle you are entitled to quote back at the Revenue the advice they give you on completion of the forms. For this reason it is safest - in your own interests - to rely on the Inland Revenue's own guidelines. We have not attempted to duplicate this advice in our notes.
