My corp tax is due for payment in a few days but I don't have my end of year accounts. Should I just pay a rough guess amount for now then sort the final figure with HMRC once I know the exact amount?
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Corp tax - what to do if amount is unknown?
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Corp tax - what to do if amount is unknown?
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Pay the estimated amount. Try to overestimate, as any money you have overpaid will be paid back at whatever the standard interest rate is at the moment.Comment
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Laziness / being too busy are mine, usually.Originally posted by Solidec View PostI don't get it, you have had 9 months to get your accounts ready, what possible excuse is there?
Last year's got paid on the day, because I hounded the accountant two days before, because I was too busy / lazy to sort out the receipts etc. for him.Comment
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A few things:-Originally posted by Solidec View PostI don't get it, you have had 9 months to get your accounts ready, what possible excuse is there?
1. Thinking the date on companies house was the date my corp tax is due - wrong.
2. Notifying my accountant late.
3. Xmas period.
4. Wiped out with flu.
It's ok, I'll just over-pay then sort it out later, I'll probably get more interest back from them than I would from my bank.
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