At Emmam6... You are very out of date in your understanding of UK regulations I am afraid. There are a actually no concluded changes to UK tax regulations applying anymore. They were all but shelved completely over 6 months ago by the Government. Intuit of course jumped on the early bandwagon to justify culling their product range and, instead of delaying when the Goverment's MTD plan was deferred for several years, Intuit, for no justifiable reason, maintained their June 2023 cliff edge (despite inadequate development time being given to QBO). The regulations you speak of will not now apply until April 2026 (3 years time!). It will also not apply to those with profits of less than Β£50K.... your target market for QBO I would say! Whoops you just ruined your reputation for nothing (and totally ruined the last 2 months of my life doing migrations too).
At any rate for Intuit to say their developers are not clever enough to do a simply quarterly submission from QBD is very sad... they manage it for a VAT return... I wonder what can be so very different!
None of these complaints would exist though if Intuit had bothered to listen to us about how rubbish QBO is compared to QBD..... I did some work on a newly migrated QBO file this morning and it brought to light all the things it can't do, cant do well or simply how much slower it is to work on. Its awful! And I have been using it for several years and am certified so know my way around it. You should have delayed for 3 years and put some proper development time into QBO. Just get it to mirror QBD and 90% of our complaints would disappear!
