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Improvements

Improvements

At Holded, we evolve with you, with your business. So we would like to know what you think we can improve on to make your life easier.

To be able to present models from the Canary Islands such as the 420 and 425

Model 420 - General Indirect Canary Islands Tax - General Regime - Quarterly Self-Assessment. Form 425 - General Indirect Canary Islands Tax - Annual summary statement. The quarterly and the annual one.

To be able to see the accumulated balance by filtering by dates in the general ledger

In this way, once you have set the filter on a date range, despite the balance in that range, you can see the accumulated balance up to the date in question.

Adapt the chart of accounts and models 303 and 390 to the Special Regime for Travel Agencies

To be able to manage the normal direct estimate of a company in equivalence surcharge

Enable sending invoices to the SII for the Canary Islands

Incorporate companies from the Canary Islands into the functionality of sending invoices to the SII.

To be able to present models from the Canary Islands such as the 415

To be able to present the 100 model for the self-employed

Present model 100 from Holded for self-employed licenses. Personal income tax.

Be able to apply the Special Regime for Used Goods (REBU)

It is a voluntary regime applicable to deliveries of certain goods made by resellers when they intervene in their own name, where the tax base is determined in a particular way.

Periodification of income and expenses

Have a tool to be able to generate accounting records “automatically”

Download the .pdf of the purchase invoices in the same order as they appear in the Record Book

This improvement would allow you to download the .pdf files of the purchase invoices following the same internal numbering order that appears in the Record Book of Received Invoices. In the case of requirements and justification through invoices, the process would be more streamlined, since the files downloaded are already available in the same order as in the Record Books.

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