After a successful login, the VAT@GTC [Home] page is opened. It is recommended to select the required reporting country, the period and the company at this starting page.
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Reporting country | In the [Reporting country] dropdown menu any of the countries available to the user can be selected. Responsible users are defined in the [Master data] dialogue. If not all required countries are available in the dropdown menu, please contact the responsible user for the master data maintenance. Missing permissions can be the reason for countries absence. |
Applies to period | Using this dropdown menu, it is possible to select any of the available active periods. The catalogue might be time limited due to the settings in the [Master data] main area. |
Company | The [Company] dropdown menu contains all the companies for which the user is authorised. This authorisation can be assigned in the [Master data] main area. If it turns out that not all companies for which the user is responsible are available in the menu, please contact the responsible person for the master data maintenance, since s/he may grant the missing authorisations |
In [My Profile 
] dialogue the personal profile settings can be edited. Contact details, including telephone number and e-mail address and the Elster certificate for electronic VAT declaration together with PIN can be added. The password can be changed here aswell.
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Sorting
In most dialogues, it is possible to select the required company from the dropdown menu. The companies can be sorted either by ID or name.
There are different number formats available in VAT@GTC with help of the [Number format] dropdown menu. Depending on the chosen format, the number format will be changed. The following options, complying with the requirements of ISO 80000 [Quantities and units], are available:
By selecting a language, the application automatically adjusts the number format to that used in the country. In Germany, e.g. decimal numbers are separated with a comma and a dot is used as thousand delimiters; while in the English-speaking countries decimal numbers are often separated with a dot and comma is used as thousand delimiters. Manual correction of the automatic selection is possible.
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