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    Online filing

    If accounts (or anything else) are files online with HMRC but the work is done by an accountant, where does the cash incentive go? I assume to the accountants client (i.e. us!).......

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    I wold more than unhappy if it didn't, since for the accountant to keep it would be illegal (unless he charged you that amount as a service charge of course...)
    Blog? What blog...?

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      #3
      Tax Rebate

      Originally posted by Mustang
      If accounts (or anything else) are files online with HMRC but the work is done by an accountant, where does the cash incentive go? I assume to the accountants client (i.e. us!).......
      Yes, it always goes to the client....i.e. you.

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        #4
        Originally posted by Mustang
        If accounts (or anything else) are files online with HMRC but the work is done by an accountant, where does the cash incentive go? I assume to the accountants client (i.e. us!).......
        I presume you mean the PAYE Annual Retrun incentive? The rebate should go to the client!

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          #5
          Thanks for the replies.

          Before I get back to my accountant, can the money be held in a tax account to offset future tax liability?

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            #6
            Originally posted by Mustang
            Thanks for the replies.

            Before I get back to my accountant, can the money be held in a tax account to offset future tax liability?
            The Revenue prefer you to offset it against the next year's PAYE/NIC liabilities, so your accountant should deduct it automatically.

            Alan

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