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This is something that has been exercising my mind for a couple of months. I have a large Corp Tax bill looming based on last year's income, which was excellent, but I have to pay it this year, when my rate has taken a hit - additionally the current contract is coming to an end in a few weeks !
This link would seem to indicate that delayed payment of Corp Tax is a possibility. Think I may give them a ring - will report back here when I do.
This is something that has been exercising my mind for a couple of months. I have a large Corp Tax bill looming based on last year's income, which was excellent, but I have to pay it this year, when my rate has taken a hit
You mean you spent the money you should have been putting aside for CT?
This is something that has been exercising my mind for a couple of months. I have a large Corp Tax bill looming based on last year's income, which was excellent, but I have to pay it this year, when my rate has taken a hit - additionally the current contract is coming to an end in a few weeks !
That should only be an issue if your clients have been late paying, or you're an idiot.
This is something that has been exercising my mind for a couple of months. I have a large Corp Tax bill looming based on last year's income, which was excellent, but I have to pay it this year, when my rate has taken a hit - additionally the current contract is coming to an end in a few weeks !
This link would seem to indicate that delayed payment of Corp Tax is a possibility. Think I may give them a ring - will report back here when I do.
I thought it was breaking the law to spend corp tax? Enough funds have to be kept in the accounts to pay all estimated company taxes, so even in a new tax year, if you have received some payments you cannot spend the estimated corp tax part of it?
I thought it was breaking the law to spend corp tax? Enough funds have to be kept in the accounts to pay all estimated company taxes, so even in a new tax year if you have received some payments you cannot spend the estimates corp tax part of it?
Really? I've had a directors loan that has to be paid back before CT is due, accountant didn't seem bothered as long as I paid in time. Starting to panic a little now.
I notice on the CT600 form the extra tax for my director’s loan was calculated? I assume this is in case I don't pay it back by then?
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I thought it was breaking the law to spend corp tax? Enough funds have to be kept in the accounts to pay all estimated company taxes, so even in a new tax year if you have received some payments you cannot spend the estimates corp tax part of it?
Common sense, not law me thinks.
Originally posted by cailin maith
Hang on - there is actually a place called Cheddar??
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