Self Assessment Tax Returns -- online anybody?

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ASB replied

3 January 2007, 17:04
Originally posted by TazMaN

ASB , thanks - I took a look and unfortunately they also don't do Capital Gains online.

I've now asked my accountant to do it. Can be arsed bustin my nut over £50 or so.

Cheers

Sensible IMO. One time I got my accountants to check over my calculations, they charged me 100 quid or so - but got the chargeable gain down by about 4k - there were some things they reckoned I should claim against the capital value etc
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ChimpMaster replied

3 January 2007, 16:13
ASB , thanks - I took a look and unfortunately they also don't do Capital Gains online.

I've now asked my accountant to do it. Can be arsed bustin my nut over £50 or so.

Cheers
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dmini replied

3 January 2007, 10:10
I do have an accountant - I have horrible stuff with PAYE and self employment & there was a partnership as well.
However she doesn't charge me. In fact she gives me free coffee & cake whilst we do the returns!
The best sort of accountant!

Which reminds me - must talk to HMRC about my money - they owe me lots!
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LordF replied

2 January 2007, 20:50
Originally posted by Darren@1stAccountancyServ

Why not ask an accountant to do it?

Best to do it yourself and cut out the accountant and their cost!
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Darren@UptonAccountants replied

2 January 2007, 20:03
Tax Returns

Why not ask an accountant to do it?
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ASB replied

2 January 2007, 19:25
Don't knoew if it handles capital gains but I uysed to use this one before HMRC submission became available:-

http://www.taxcentral.co.uk/taxcentr...rn/default.asp
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ChimpMaster started a topic Self Assessment Tax Returns -- online anybody?

2 January 2007, 12:53
Self Assessment Tax Returns -- online anybody?

I was looking at HMRC's website for Self Assessments and apparently you can't do Capital Gains pages online (how backward is this organisation?).

The website does mention that other 3rd party software might allow individuals to enter Capitals Gains forms as well as the usual Employment forms.

Does anyone have experience of doing Tax Returns using any other (free) software?

Cheers
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