Online year end PAYE filing (£825 free)

**Liddle Feesh** · 28 April 2005, 02:26

Said accountant's retirement fund ain't getting filled.

They shipped out an incorrect P35 to me today.

Where's QDos/Accountax now when you need them?

**fiddleabout** · 28 April 2005, 10:16

If you are filing online yourself you want to get the corrected one PDQ - I saw errors on the site about 9:30 last night (mentioned in the guide) - it will crash for sure in the last couple of days and you face £100 penalty per month for late filing or loss of the rebate if you resort to posting the stuff in.

**4Contractors** · 28 April 2005, 10:39

I believe the deadline has already been extended until the 26th May.

**ASB** · 28 April 2005, 11:18

I now have

Confirmation of submission

Two reminders to post in my forms or get £100 fine. They no longer even put on the form the number to ring up and winge.

I wait the joining of the IR's left and right hand with interest. Presumably they'll just send me the penalty again and I'll have to sort out their mess for them.

**NumptyCorner** · 28 April 2005, 13:02

Thanks for that, my accountant has just anounced she's charging. I asked them a few months ago, no mention of it!

Barsteward!

**Liddle Feesh** · 29 April 2005, 19:50

How do we claim this £825 (or £250)?

Simply take it off a future payment?

**ASB** · 30 April 2005, 11:04

It gete credited to your PAYE account in lumps as you file over next 5 years. You can then underpay to use the credit. There is also a mechanism to request repayment of it by cheque.

There a load of bump on the IR website but I cant find anything now it's reorganised.

**Liddle Feesh** · 30 April 2005, 14:59

I wonder if there's any mileage in sending them an Inland Revenue style "late payment" reminder notice.

:rollin

Online year end PAYE filing (£825 free)