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Get an accountant to shutdown your LTD and produce a P45 for you so you can get your tax code right and avoid a nasty tax bill when you do your self assessment....Free advice and opinions - refunds are available if you are not 100% satisfied. -
Thanks, will be looking into all that now. It's all coming to fruition now and I dont want to be in deep doo doo. I only had 3 weekly payments under the Ltd company so not hard to work out. Glad it has come about now.Originally posted by Wanderer View PostGet an accountant to shutdown your LTD and produce a P45 for you so you can get your tax code right and avoid a nasty tax bill when you do your self assessment....Comment
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That will be tricky if the company has not yet registered for PAYE - assuming that is the case.Originally posted by Wanderer View PostGet an accountant to shutdown your LTD and produce a P45 for you so you can get your tax code right and avoid a nasty tax bill when you do your self assessment....
Edit: but a P45 probably isn't needed anyway as it's a new tax year, speak to the umbrella about doing a P46 instead.
Speak to an accountant and get a fixed price for sorting out the mess in the most efficient way. It might be that you can treat those 3 weeks as being self-employed and then if the company has never traded it would be easier/cheaper to close down. There are penalties for delaying though so don't hang about.Originally posted by keyser666 View PostThanks, will be looking into all that now. It's all coming to fruition now and I dont want to be in deep doo doo. I only had 3 weekly payments under the Ltd company so not hard to work out. Glad it has come about now.Last edited by Contreras; 8 April 2013, 21:18.Comment
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Seems he is quite a regular at doing that from what I see on the forum.Originally posted by LisaContractorUmbrella View PostNo but it was pretty funny
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With so little information given bearing in mind the awful situation going on and taking in to account money being advanced I can't see how on earth how anyone can come close and how any figure given to you would be meaningful and why you would want such a wooly guesstimate so thought I would lighten the thread. You can't expect to get in a situation like this and not take a bit of a tongue in cheek ribbingOriginally posted by keyser666 View PostSeems he is quite a regular at doing that from what I see on the forum.
I didn't even use a 'cut out for', 'get an accoutant', 'you are a buiness' line, any of which would have been apt.
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If inside IR35, I thought you could pretty much keep the money and declare it on your self-assessment. Inside IR35 with a Ltd. is not the same as "self employed". And clearly the Ltd. has traded (which is the reason for the whole mess).Originally posted by Contreras View PostSpeak to an accountant and get a fixed price for sorting out the mess in the most efficient way. It might be that you can treat those 3 weeks as being self-employed and then if the company has never traded it would be easier/cheaper to close down. There are penalties for delaying though so don't hang about.
Which means you need to do a CT return before closing your company, but the closing part is easy - just sign and send off the form.Will work inside IR35. Or for food.Comment
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Hi,
Just a side note but you could have opened up an account with cashplus Business.
They open up a bank account in your company name. No credit facilities so no credit checks etc.
You would just need to prove your ID and address.
I see you've gone umbrella route anyway now, but just thought I'd mention it as it would have been a solution to your earlier issue of not having a company bank account................Comment
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