Hi guys noob here , back in 2017 I was out of work and did some services on the side as a LTD, because someone ahem ahem told me so. I never earned enoygh to justify hiring an accountant, I managed to file CH company accounts and self assessment, calculated and paid the corporation tax but now I have to do HMRC CT600 and company accounts which I to be honest cant be arsed to do. What's the worst that can happen if I don't? Company has no money left and I doubt I will be ever using it again. Can I safely disregard it? What can they do to me personally? No joke answers please ^_^
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So you are asking us if you can be a pillock and get away with it?
This is the prof area of the forums so can we move to General please?'CUK forum personality of 2011 - Winner - Yes really!!!!
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It's a reasonable question.Originally posted by northernladuk View PostSo you are asking us if you can be a pillock and get away with it?
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They can start adding fines. Which could be more than accountant cost.
I expect you will be too lazy to read the "HMRC scheme enquiries" forum. It is littered with people who took on or taking on HMRC. Its a very long, costly and painful process. You don't want to go there.
Why did you do CH company accounts rather than UK company accounts? Did you work for a CH company via a UK Limited?Comment
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You really have a low opinion of CUK posters.Originally posted by Old Greg View PostIt's a reasonable question.Comment
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CH=Companies House in this case. Probably.Originally posted by BrilloPad View PostThey can start adding fines. Which could be more than accountant cost.
I expect you will be too lazy to read the "HMRC scheme enquiries" forum. It is littered with people who took on or taking on HMRC. Its a very long, costly and painful process. You don't want to go there.
Why did you do CH company accounts rather than UK company accounts? Did you work for a CH company via a UK Limited?
So you lied to us!Originally posted by AlexKol View PostGetting an acct tomorrow. Thank you!Down with racism. Long live miscegenation!Comment
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Originally posted by NotAllThere View PostCH=Companies House in this case. Probably.
So you lied to us!
Oh get off me! His highness certified and chartered accountant wanted 20% of my takings and I figured out that I may be better off paying fines instead
But seriously can I learn how to do accounts in a few days somewhere? Have you guys heard of such heroes?
I managed to do companies house micro entity accounts after allComment
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Fines to the LTD which has no money, or to the OP personally?Originally posted by BrilloPad View PostThey can start adding fines. Which could be more than accountant cost.
I expect you will be too lazy to read the "HMRC scheme enquiries" forum. It is littered with people who took on or taking on HMRC. Its a very long, costly and painful process. You don't want to go there.
Why did you do CH company accounts rather than UK company accounts? Did you work for a CH company via a UK Limited?Comment
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Absolutely, it's just debits and credits. However, just like "can I learn to build a website in a few days", you get what you paid for. The difference is that if you cock up a website there are no fines or penalties...Originally posted by AlexKol View PostBut seriously can I learn how to do accounts in a few days somewhere?
Xero / Freeagent / Quicken / MS Money all do roughly the same thing - enter in your invoices, load in your bank transactions, generate a draft set of accounts.Comment
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f**k knows. Where is NLUK?Originally posted by Old Greg View PostFines to the LTD which has no money, or to the OP personally?Comment
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