End of year planning tips

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TheCyclingProgrammer replied

14 March 2017, 00:38
Might have been a good idea to ask your accountant these questions before you ditched them?
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northernladuk replied

13 March 2017, 22:38
The second paragraph answers your first...but good luck.
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Crossroads replied

13 March 2017, 22:34
Yes... there are many, both for you personally and for your Ltd. What does your accountant say? Oh... ok.. what does NLUK say?

My point being, if you are going it alone then great (I have done for the last 3 years), but... BUT... I don't ask questions like that on here... if you don't know the answers then you need professional assistance.
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dotcom12 started a topic End of year planning tips

13 March 2017, 20:54
End of year planning tips

Hi All,

New to the community and after years of using a contractor specialist (who I wont name), I have decided to take care of all my tax and accounting affairs to see how complicated it can be.

My year end is aligned with the financial year and I was just wondering if there were any routine end of year planning tips that can minimise my tax bill.

Thanks
Dotcom
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