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I doubt an accountant would go near this without being paid in advance.
In any event, the liquidator should be rectifying any significant errors in the bookkeeping which will give a reasonable picture. The problem the OP faces is that they do not understand the first thing about UK accounting (probably about accounting period). English is a second language so there are likely to be misunderstandings.
IME, HMRC is ok and even quite helpful as long as you have not been purposely trying to defraud them (they may include negligence in this) and IME if you are going to get a kick, get near the boot to stop it swinging back so far . If this were me, I would be banging on HMRC door to help me. OP is going to be stuffed with a bill anyway. Might as well make sure the bill is correct.
Originally posted by northernladuk
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In any event, the liquidator should be rectifying any significant errors in the bookkeeping which will give a reasonable picture. The problem the OP faces is that they do not understand the first thing about UK accounting (probably about accounting period). English is a second language so there are likely to be misunderstandings.
IME, HMRC is ok and even quite helpful as long as you have not been purposely trying to defraud them (they may include negligence in this) and IME if you are going to get a kick, get near the boot to stop it swinging back so far . If this were me, I would be banging on HMRC door to help me. OP is going to be stuffed with a bill anyway. Might as well make sure the bill is correct.
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