Urgent Questions

[naveensoni]

Hi,

1. Being on bench do i still need to pay monthly accountancy fee to Accountant?
2. if i go permanent then do i need to close my Pvt Ltd company?
3. if i need to close then what is procedure? any suggestions?



please reply..

-Thanks & Regards
Nav

[Beefy198]

1) Of course, they still have work to do. It's why some people choose umbrellas
2) It's up to you, but you'll still pay for it
3) Talk to your accountant

[NotAllThere]

What's urgent for you isn't urgent for us. Go read a guide on Netiquette.

[DodgyAgent]

Hi,

1. Being on bench do i still need to pay monthly accountancy fee to Accountant?
2. if i go permanent then do i need to close my Pvt Ltd company?
3. if i need to close then what is procedure? any suggestions?



please reply..

-Thanks & Regards
Nav

You also still need to be paying agents

[zara_backdog]

You also still need to be paying agents

Is that why I am still on the bench then?

[DodgyAgent]

Is that why I am still on the bench then?

Can you please pay me monthly by standing order?

[BrilloPad]

Can you please pay me monthly by standing order?

How much is your monthly again?

[TheFaQQer]

Hi,

1. Being on bench do i still need to pay monthly accountancy fee to Accountant?
2. if i go permanent then do i need to close my Pvt Ltd company?
3. if i need to close then what is procedure? any suggestions?



please reply..

-Thanks & Regards
Nav

1 - possibly.
2 - possibly.
3 - no idea.

HTH

[pmeswani]

Hi,

1. Being on bench do i still need to pay monthly accountancy fee to Accountant?
2. if i go permanent then do i need to close my Pvt Ltd company?
3. if i need to close then what is procedure? any suggestions?



please reply..

-Thanks & Regards
Nav

1. Check your contract and speak to your accountant.
2. No. You can submit your year accounts and Corp. Tax and put your company in dormant. You may have to pay an accountant a fee to do your returns on a yearly basis, therefore it may not be efficient to keep your company open beyond its current year end.
3. For the best answer, speak to your accountant.

[Alan @ BroomeAffinity]

I think the general consensus is:

Speak to your accountant.