Mine got emailed to me sometime after half term last night . Poor gits ..
Anyway £3.5k to pay out
Anyway £3.5k to pay out
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Put it away in savings or Premium Bonds and it will pay for your next one and more, with hopefully the odd bit extra for spending.Did mine last week and was amazed to learn my ‘bill’ was just short of a grand (based on previous years being much higher), went to pay and it said I was £4K in credit, the bar stewards never told me that before!! Refund on way![]()
My previous accountant said that was an absolute no-no. My current accountant just combines the bills and says it's fine as your does.Our accountant does ours at the same time as the company tax accounts, the company pays our self assessment returns. Accountant reckons it's fine and he does the same for all their clients.
Daughter getting married in May, will help pay for drinks on the day, have left some with HMRC for next yearPut it away in savings or Premium Bonds and it will pay for your next one and more, with hopefully the odd bit extra for spending.
Providing it’s recorded as drawings by the director, and entered on their personal return, it should be ok.Put it away in savings or Premium Bonds and it will pay for your next one and more, with hopefully the odd bit extra for spending.
My previous accountant said that was an absolute no-no. My current accountant just combines the bills and says it's fine as your does.
Obviously they both can't be correct.
My instincts were that the company shouldn't be paying for my personal tax returns, but I am not, and never could be, an accoutnant.
Put it away in savings or Premium Bonds and it will pay for your next one and more, with hopefully the odd bit extra for spending.
My previous accountant said that was an absolute no-no. My current accountant just combines the bills and says it's fine as your does.
Obviously they both can't be correct.
My instincts were that the company shouldn't be paying for my personal tax returns, but I am not, and never could be, an accoutnant.
Yes, that's the way he works it.Unless the money is being taken out of surplus directors loan, it probably should be noted as a benefit in kind and be on a P11d.
Easily done mateLeft £27m off mine by mistake whoops
Aye honest mistake even HMRC agreedEasily done mate
Our accountant does ours at the same time as the company tax accounts, the company pays our self assessment returns. Accountant reckons it's fine and he does the same for all their clients.
CorrectUnless the money is being taken out of surplus directors loan, it probably should be noted as a benefit in kind and be on a P11d.
I think the HMRC have got bigger fish to fry.Providing it’s recorded as drawings by the director, and entered on their personal return, it should be ok.
To mask it in the company trading figures is dodgy and no accountant worth their salt should be risking an investigation from HMRC for that.
Two jobs - one not PAYE?Still can't get my head around paye doing a self assessment.
Still can't get my head around paye doing a self assessment.
You have to do one if you earn over £100,000 a year.Two jobs - one not PAYE?