looking for help with companies house accounts for micro entity

[NotAllThere]

Well, he could find a book keeper. Or enroll himself on a book keeping course and thus learn what a balance sheet is and how to create one. But I'd recommend an accountant. I have a book keeper to do the daily work and an accountant for all the year end stuff (and to ask advice of when necessary).

[Kugel]

My company had income of 45k GBP for the accounting period (till 30/06/2017). And I bought two laptops as expenses totalling at 2.5k GBP.
Remaining money is just sitting in my companies account.

Tax year ends on the 5th of April 2018. Not much time left to find an accountant...

[gardener]

Your company has income after 30th June ?

Yeah, last payment was afer. But the 45k income was in the accounting period before 30th of June 2017.

[craigy1874]

I think running your company's finances by resorting to posting on a internet forum is a massive mistake.

Go get an accountant.

[Darren at Fox-Bartfield]

Accountants

Hi,

I need to fill companies house Micro-entity Balance Sheet. I am an IT contractor.
My company had income of 45k GBP for the accounting period (till 30/06/2017). And I bought two laptops as expenses totalling at 2.5k GBP.
Remaining money is just sitting in my companies account. I want to take all the allowances for accounting period (personal and corporation tax) and leave the rest in the account so that I have to pay NO taxes.
Please advise what numbers do I enter into online web filling for companies house for each entry for this scenario? Maybe some accountants here?

I'd recommend you instruct an accountant to sort this lot out (I know, slightly biased viewpoint). Based on the above, there could be a lot more tax savings that could be made depending on your circumstances. The accountant should therefore pay for themselves and more with the tax savings alone, as well as keeping you compliant with both Co House and HMRC.

[cojak]

https://www.contractoruk.com/first_t...l_matters.html

[tarbera]

Your company has income after 30th June ?

[BR14]

you registered a LTD without engaging an accountant? more research might have helped, there.

[gardener]

Find a good accountant (plenty post on here).

Pay them.

They do your accounts.

You go for a beer.

Everyone is happy

Beers on me for an accountant who answers.

[MrButton]

Find a good accountant (plenty post on here).

Pay them.

They do your accounts.

You go for a beer.

Everyone is happy

[gardener]

Hi,

I need to fill companies house Micro-entity Balance Sheet. I am an IT contractor.
My company had income of 45k GBP for the accounting period (till 30/06/2017). And I bought two laptops as expenses totalling at 2.5k GBP.
Remaining money is just sitting in my companies account. I want to take all the allowances for accounting period (personal and corporation tax) and leave the rest in the account so that I have to pay NO taxes.
Please advise what numbers do I enter into online web filling for companies house for each entry for this scenario? Maybe some accountants here?


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