Idle curiosity really, since it's year-end time for d000hgCo.
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When does your company year run?
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When does your company year run?
27Jan - Dec, like real life7.41%2April - March, to tie in with personal tax year25.93%7However it ended up based on when I started the company62.96%17Something else meaningful3.70%1AndyW sorts these things out for me.0.00%0Originally posted by MaryPoppinsI'd still not breastfeed a naziOriginally posted by vetranUrine is quite nourishing -
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I was just wondering why do they call it a "made up date". Why not make everything up like in the daily mail?While you're waiting, read the free novel we sent you. It's a Spanish story about a guy named 'Manual.'Comment
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When the big bill comes in from the taxman and gets filed in filing cabinet no. 13
I have no idea which is why I have an accountant to do this stuff for me...
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End of November, because that's when the company was set up. VAT is out of sync with that date as well.
My thinking is that a January year end would clash with personal tax returns, so if you need any accountancy advice they may be too busy. Likewise March / April.
The downside of having a November year end is that the corporation tax needs to be paid and filed over the summer, which has caused issues in the past when I go away for a month.Comment
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January year end here. Surely nobody actually leaves their personal tax returns to January do they?Originally posted by TheFaQQer View PostMy thinking is that a January year end would clash with personal tax returns, so if you need any accountancy advice they may be too busy. Likewise March / April.Will work inside IR35. Or for food.Comment
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Judging by the things I see from my accountant friends on Facebook, there are plenty that do!Originally posted by VectraMan View PostJanuary year end here. Surely nobody actually leaves their personal tax returns to January do they?Comment
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Was 28th Feb (when I got my first contract) kinda ****ed me when there was a leap year as all my books was set to end on the 28th and start on the 1st
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