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Self Assessment Again - sorry

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    Self Assessment Again - sorry

    Hi


    My income in 2012-13 year is derived solely from a full time PAYE job
    Previously had a LTD company that was inactive for a year or so
    Finally closed it and submitted final accounts towards the end of the previous tax year (11-12)
    However, it didn't get formally dissolved via the gazette notice until part way into the 2012-13 year

    I assume therefore, i was still officially a Director during 2012-13 and therefore have to mention the LTD on my current return?
    Can anyone confirm this is correct?

    No income or benefits were derived in this year at all, it was just the formal wind down period
    Do i therefore just state this in the additional notes at the end of the return, or don't i need to bother?
    (In last years return i mentioned the company had been closed)

    thanks

    #2
    You should be able to completely ignore it, provided there is no capital gain to disclose or any capital loss to carry forward.
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      #3
      I agree with Clare - There is no reason to include an employment page if there is no income or reportable expenses, though some like to complete the page to show they were a director during the year. I don't see this being an issue either way.

      If your total capital gains are for more than £10,600 you will need to complete the capital gains pages.

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