Some comments, advice would be appreciated:-
I've just received a notice of correction on my company's corporation tax return from May 2001, basically saying that they (Inland Revenue) are owed a couple of hundred pounds. The company was wound up in 2001 and I am now contracting under a different company.
As far as I knew I had paid all the required Corporation tax, VAT etc that my accountants said I had to pay and the inland revenue didn't query it at the time.
My question is: as the company in question is no longer a legal entity am I liable for this amount?
The reason I am asking this is that the letter was addressed to the company, not me although by a 'strange' coincidence I have just won a long battle to get tax that was overpaid by me personally and the sum I won back differs in just a few pence from the sum thay are demanding in corporation tax.
Cheers
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I've just received a notice of correction on my company's corporation tax return from May 2001, basically saying that they (Inland Revenue) are owed a couple of hundred pounds. The company was wound up in 2001 and I am now contracting under a different company.
As far as I knew I had paid all the required Corporation tax, VAT etc that my accountants said I had to pay and the inland revenue didn't query it at the time.
My question is: as the company in question is no longer a legal entity am I liable for this amount?
The reason I am asking this is that the letter was addressed to the company, not me although by a 'strange' coincidence I have just won a long battle to get tax that was overpaid by me personally and the sum I won back differs in just a few pence from the sum thay are demanding in corporation tax.
Cheers
nails
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