Reports and export: one period, six ready-made outputs
What your accountant asks for is almost always the same: a period, complete, in one file. Here that is a button.
- Six ready-made outputs
- Straight into Google Drive
- English produced beforehand
- Invoice PDFsZIP
- ReceiptsZIP
- VAT reportExcel
- VIES reportExcel
- Tax overviewExcel
- Complete packageZIP
- 6Outputs per period, from PDF to full package
- 4Periods: month, quarter, year or custom
- 2Destinations: download or Google Drive
- 3Folder levels in Drive: company, year, period
- AutomaticTranslation ahead of an English export
What an export from Volk Accountant contains
An export starts with a period (month, quarter, year or custom) and then an output: invoice PDFs as a ZIP, receipts as a ZIP, the VAT report as Excel, the VIES report as Excel, a tax overview as Excel with two sheets for income and expenses, or the complete package as a ZIP containing every folder. The destination is either a download or the client's Google Drive; in Drive the folder structure of company name, year and period is created automatically. Invoices without an English version are translated automatically before an English export, so the file is consistent in one language. Nothing is transmitted to an authority: the export produces files, and filing is done by hand.
The six outputs of an export
An export is not a file but an answer to a question. The question comes from your accountant, from an inspection, or from you.
The tax overview separates income and expenses onto two sheets. That sounds like a formality and is the form an accountant can work in without sorting first.
The complete package is the case where no follow-up question comes back: every folder, every document, one period. Anyone who has received the quarterly email asking “do you still have February’s receipts” knows why that deserves a button of its own.
- Invoice PDFsZIP, for the records
- ReceiptsZIP, for an inspection
- VAT reportExcel, for the quarterly return
- VIES reportExcel, per client VAT number
- Tax overviewExcel with two sheets
- Complete packageZIP with every folder
Anyone who would rather let their accountant work directly than send them files needs this export less often: see the accountant portal.
Download, or straight into your Google Drive
An export that lands in a downloads folder and travels on by email is an intermediate step. Sometimes it is necessary; often it is not.
- 1
Pick the period
Month, quarter, year or a freely set period. The VAT period is not necessarily the calendar quarter.
- 2
Pick the output
One of the six, or the complete package. English versions of missing invoices are produced beforehand.
- 3
Pick the destination
Download or Google Drive. In Drive the folder structure of company name, year and period appears by itself.
That the folders are created automatically is the part that pays off over years: after eight quarters there are eight identically built folders rather than eight differently named ZIP files.
That the periods do not follow the calendar quarter has a Cyprus reason. They are assigned at registration. The detail is in the article on the VAT return.
How the connection to Drive is made, which folders appear there and how you withdraw access again is covered under Google Drive.
You have to be able to produce the records years later
An export is not busywork. In Cyprus a deadline hangs on the completeness of your records, and it runs longer than most people assume.
Six years or seven
Within five days
Storage abroad must be notified
These three points are the real reason for the complete package. All three are set out with sources in the article on invoice requirements, including why the two official statements on the retention period contradict each other, and why One-Stop-Shop records carry a ten-year period.
The third point applies to you with any tool that does not run in Cyprus. Our servers are in Frankfurt. Inside the EU, but outside Cyprus, which is what triggers the notification duty. It falls on you as the business, not on us as the provider; an export you hold yourself is more than a convenience for exactly that reason.
What this feature does not do
We put this in writing because it affects the decision. Finding out after you have paid means you bought the wrong tool.
- Nothing is transmitted to an authority. The export produces files; filing happens by hand in TAXISnet or Tax For All.
- Google Drive is the only destination. Dropbox, OneDrive and your own server are not connected.
- An export is a snapshot. If an invoice changes afterwards, the file already produced is not updated.
Questions that come up before you start
Which files does my accountant get from an export?
Six packages to choose from: invoice PDFs as a ZIP, receipts as a ZIP, the VAT report as Excel, the VIES report as Excel, the tax overview as Excel with two sheets for income and expenses, and the full package as a ZIP containing every folder.
Can the export go straight into my cloud storage?
Yes, either as a download or straight into your Google Drive. The folder structure of company name, year and period is created there by itself. Other services such as Dropbox or OneDrive are not connected.
Which periods can I export?
A month, a quarter, a year or a period you set yourself. An export is a snapshot: if an invoice changes afterwards, the file already created is not updated, so you export that period again.
Does an export file anything with the authorities?
No. The export produces files for you and your accountant. Filing happens in TAXISnet or Tax For All, by hand. Volk Accountant prepares the filing and submits nothing itself.
What goes with this
Export one quarter and send it to your accountant
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