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  • AJ1982
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    Originally posted by psychocandy View Post
    Must admit Im with NW and they just let me know how much to pay and to where. I do all the actual paying. Seems safer to me.
    That said, I never checked the provided bank details were correct. I do it all by DD now, saves trying to remember details.

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  • psychocandy
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    Originally posted by AJ1982 View Post
    Serious reply, I have always been under the understanding that its my job to get the monies to HMRC, not my accountants.

    Of course they are very helpful in providing details of HMRC bank details, but I then check online to see if monies have gone through.
    Must admit Im with NW and they just let me know how much to pay and to where. I do all the actual paying. Seems safer to me.

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  • AJ1982
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    Serious reply, I have always been under the understanding that its my job to get the monies to HMRC, not my accountants.

    Of course they are very helpful in providing details of HMRC bank details, but I then check online to see if monies have gone through.

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  • AJ1982
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    Originally posted by jmo21 View Post
    Prediction: the OP will not post again
    Good prediction, I would give him a few more days to reply before giving up on the OP though

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  • Boney M
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    How come the company wasnt dissolved for not filing accounts for 3 years?

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  • Contreras
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    Originally posted by TheFaQQer View Post
    I have an alert set up with Companies House to let me know when things are being filed - if I don't get one at the right kind of time, I then start to worry.
    Originally posted by Bella15 View Post
    How do you do this?
    Search for your company here - http://wck2.companieshouse.gov.uk - then click the link "Monitor this company".

    Create a bookmark - http:// data.companieshouse.gov.uk/doc/company/NNNNNNNN (where NNNNNNNN is the co. number)

    Login to the HMRC gateway, there you can check VAT, PAYE, CT and monies owed, even if your accountant is managing this for you.

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  • Alan @ BroomeAffinity
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    accountant no filed corporation tax

    Originally posted by SueEllen View Post
    Also any time a business for example an accountant or a solicitor asks you to pay funds to them to be transferred to a third party TELL THEM NO

    *Solicitors have to do so and so do accountants regulated by ICAEW
    FTFY

    Unless it's a house purchase or suchlike. But I can think of no reason why an accountant would work this way.

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  • SueEllen
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    Originally posted by Bella15 View Post
    How do you do this? My Husband has registered his company through his accountant's address - even for all letters from HMRC to go there!!! Also, we pay the accountant directly, not HMRC when it comes to year end 😟
    HMRC and Companies House are different government agencies.

    Also any time a business for example an accountant or a solicitor asks you to pay funds to them to be transferred to a third party you should confirm they have a client account* otherwise pay all money directly to that third party.

    *Solicitors have to do so and so do accountants regulated by ICAEW

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  • Jeremiah@RHJAccountants
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    I agree with Alan on the last bit why are you paying your accountant Corporation tax only a recipe for disaster !

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  • Alan @ BroomeAffinity
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    Originally posted by Bella15 View Post
    How do you do this? My Husband has registered his company through his accountant's address - even for all letters from HMRC to go there!!! Also, we pay the accountant directly, not HMRC when it comes to year end [emoji45]
    Really? (The last bit). I'd stop that immediately. Google Darren Upton if you want to know why.

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