Annual return

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stek replied

25 August 2014, 17:24
Originally posted by jamesbrown View Post

It's "free" with InTouch.

It's also about 10 minutes of billing

poo-timer is geared to cars shirley! Hic!

The more time you spend on the tulipter the better car you get so it pays to poo....
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jamesbrown replied

25 August 2014, 17:21
Originally posted by stek View Post

I'm with NW and have always paid this with previous accountants too, £13 is so low by gov.uk terms it's a relief to just pay it!

It's "free" with InTouch.

It's also about 10 minutes of billing
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stek replied

25 August 2014, 17:07
Originally posted by jamesbrown View Post

FWIW, some accountants will pay this for you (i.e. it is factored into their monthly fee).

I'm with NW and have always paid this with previous accountants too, £13 is so low by gov.uk terms it's a relief to just pay it!
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jamesbrown replied

25 August 2014, 16:33
Originally posted by SpontaneousOrder View Post

wtf?

I have to pay £13 to submit the information demanded from me?

FWIW, some accountants will pay this for you (i.e. it is factored into their monthly fee).
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SpontaneousOrder replied

25 August 2014, 16:30
Originally posted by malvolio View Post

You can pay £40, if you prefer...

Or do you assume Companies House and its various free services is a charitable organisation?

Well they made me an offer I couldn't refuse, so I paid it.
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malvolio replied

25 August 2014, 15:48
Originally posted by SpontaneousOrder View Post

wtf?

I have to pay £13 to submit the information demanded from me?

You can pay £40, if you prefer...

Or do you assume Companies House and its various free services is a charitable organisation?
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SpontaneousOrder started a topic Annual return

25 August 2014, 15:05
Annual return

wtf?

I have to pay £13 to submit the information demanded from me?
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