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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Yes, it always goes to the client....i.e. you.Originally posted by MustangIf 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!).......Comment
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I presume you mean the PAYE Annual Retrun incentive? The rebate should go to the client!Originally posted by MustangIf 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!).......Comment
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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?Comment
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The Revenue prefer you to offset it against the next year's PAYE/NIC liabilities, so your accountant should deduct it automatically.Originally posted by MustangThanks 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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