Presentation
- Enter the Company who is sending the declaration.
Specify the address book number of the company that is sending the declaration report. You must complete this processing option.
- Enter the Declaration Year (4 Digits).
Specify the 4–digit declaration year. You must complete this processing option.
- Enter the Declaration Period (Required)
Enter a value from the Declaration Period (74S/DP) UDC table to specify the declaration period. You can specify a code for a month or a quarter. You must complete this processing option. Values are:
01: January
02: February
03: March
04: April
05: May
06: June
07: July
08: August
09: September
10: October
11: November
12: December
1T: First quarter
2T: Second quarter
3T: Third quarter
4T: Fourth quarter
- Declaration Type
Enter a value from the Declaration Period (74S/DT) UDC table to specify if the declaration is the current, complementary, or substitute declaration. Values are:
Blank: Current
C: Complimentary. Select this value if the declaration is an addendum to the original declaration for the period.
S: Substitute. Select this value if the declaration is a substitute for the original declaration.
- Enter previous Declaration Number
Enter the previous declaration number for the period if you specified that the declaration type is complementary or substitute.
- Media Type
Enter a value from the Media Type (74S/MT) UDC table to specify how you submit the declaration report. Values are:
C: You submit the declaration on a DVD-R or DVD+R.
T: You submit the declaration electronically.
- Enter a consecutive sequential number to assemble the Declaration Number
Enter the declaration number to assign to the report. You must use consecutive sequential numbers.
Note: The system does not validate the value that you enter. You must ensure to enter a consecutive sequential number.- Starting Sequence Number for Records
Specify the starting number for the sequential numbering of the records. You can enter any positive number. If you leave this processing option blank, the system uses 1 as the starting number.