I have discovered a small error on my previous company account of around £30. Is it important to correct this with HMRC as it is a small amount? If so, is this likely to trigger them to have a closer look at my company?
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£30 error in paperwork or £30 error in your pocket?Originally posted by the4thamigo_uk View PostI have discovered a small error on my previous company account of around £30. Is it important to correct this with HMRC as it is a small amount? If so, is this likely to trigger them to have a closer look at my company?
Either way personally I just wouldn't bother.'CUK forum personality of 2011 - Winner - Yes really!!!!
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I wouldn't fret at a £30 error, if memory serves HMRC VAT don't care much about ~£1k errors (possibly more) and say to correct them on the next return. On an annual return for a defunct company I doubt they would give 2 hoots unless there's something vastly more significant.Comment
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£30 !!! I wish I could get that accurate.Originally posted by the4thamigo_uk View PostI have discovered a small error on my previous company account of around £30. Is it important to correct this with HMRC as it is a small amount? If so, is this likely to trigger them to have a closer look at my company?What happens in General, stays in General.You know what they say about assumptions!Comment
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Just adjust it in the current year. Unless you have a turnover of £100 then it's unlikely to be material in the grand scheme of things.
The VAT man will allow errors up to £10,000 to be corrected on future returns, so again just adjust on the next return if necessary.
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