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# Nullify report

A nullification is used to withdraw a previously submitted report that should no longer be considered valid.

1. Go to **Data Entry** (top menu) → **Nullify report**.

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2. Upload the XML file of the latest submitted version of the report.
3. The platform loads the report data.
4. Enter the reason for nullification and complete any other required information.
5. Review and submit the nullification.

{% hint style="info" %}
*Note: The acknowledgement XML cannot be used to nullify a report.*
{% endhint %}


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