"Roland Perry" wrote in message
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In message , at 12:33:06 on Sat, 28 Mar 2015,
tim..... remarked:


I doubt that HMRC will ever expect "record keeping" to go paperless.

In that case we are in agreement.

Which means that all those suppliers who increasingly insist on paperless
records are simply externalising their costs to customers who are forced
to print the things out (and keep them) in order to satisfy HMRC.

One of us is not understanding

The requirement to "file" online has not changed the status of paper (or
electronic) receipts

under the old system you didn't send the receipts to HMRC but kept them is
store until the possibility of being audited has passed

and with the new system, you don't send them to HMRC but keep them is store
until the possibility of being audited has passed

tim