Fix Sage 50 Error 3001

Sage 50 HMRC is a unique feature offered through the payroll service. You can use it with any product offered by the Sage group that supports payroll activation like Sage One, Sage 50, and so on. Through this feature, it becomes easier for businesses to calculate taxes for the entire business year. Every business wants to minimize the amount of taxes they pay while filing all the paperwork on time.

Error 3001 is related to the company tax return submission that happens when failing to apply this document due to the unique company username of the department in the body tag. Pensions Costs Defind Contribution Schemes needs duration but its context contains an instant.  Sage 50 error 3001 has been reported by users while filing their taxes using the HMRC service. This is most probably a configuration error where settings aren’t properly configured or the payroll service has not been activated.

The exact error message is shown…

Error number : 3001 – The submission of this document has failed

Causes of Sage Error 3001

The main reason behind the Sage error 3001 is when you have created a Making tax digital account with HMRC and the submission has failed.

Steps to Fix the Sage 50 Error 3001: Return Does Not Match

To fix the Sage 50 error 3001 log into Sage from an administrative account. This will enable you to make changes to the configuration.

• Open Sage 50 software
• Open the Sage Assisted Tagging tool
• Open the file you were working with and click on the Advanced Tab
• In this tab, you’ll find Detailed P&L section
• Select Staff Pension Costs
• Most probably, it would be marked as ‘Start of the year.’
• Delete this tag to resolve the error
• Now click on the Confirm tag after selecting the current figure
• You’ve successfully changed the period from ‘Start of the year’ to ‘Current Year’
• Repeat the steps for the previous year and continue the operation

This should resolve the Sage submission error you’re facing. Now the configurations have been set properly so that you can send files in various formats.

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