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Originally posted by SueEllen View PostI set mine up with VAT first followed by other business taxes then for some reason my self-assessment was added to the same ID.
I have a bank account who do this, when I login with my business login it shows me my mortgage and credit card too, but not my current account.
Good to know we're in safe hands
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Originally posted by d000hg View PostLogged in to the personal account I can see options to add business services so I tried with VAT... only to be told it is already linked to another gateway ID. Which I set up a decade ago and lost. I can't bear the idea of trying to get this sorted out on the HMRC phone support
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Logged in to the personal account I can see options to add business services so I tried with VAT... only to be told it is already linked to another gateway ID. Which I set up a decade ago and lost. I can't bear the idea of trying to get this sorted out on the HMRC phone support
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Just to add to what Craig has said, your accountant can probably give you SA302s themselves, but they won't be official HMRC ones on HMRC letterhead etc. They'll be ones generated by the accountant's software. Therefore lenders typically only accept these when accompanied by the "tax year overview" that you should be able to get from the SA section of your portal login. The liability from the bottom of the SA302 should tally with the figure on the tax year overview, as evidence that the SA302 is from a return that was actually submitted. Ie minimises risk of an individual/their accountant mocking up a bogus SA return with £millions in income that they don't submit and just use for mortgage purposes, then do a much lower (and more honest) SA return that they actually submit to HMRC.
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Originally posted by d000hg View PostI've recently been asked for an SA302 for last filed accounts. I have Self Assessment registered on the gov.uk HMRC portal but it doesn't actually seem to show me any of my past SATRs, which my accountants have filed over the years.
It seems like the idea is I should be able to view my accounts and generate my own SA302s from HMRC but like most of the government stuff, it is generally confusing.
On top of that, I tried to add VAT as a service but it told me "this is already registered on another gateway ID". Is it possible to have all my personal and business registrations on the same account... and if I have accidentally got personal/business on two separate IDs, can I merge/port them?
It all seems like it almost works nicely, but not quite. Anyone able to give a high-level overview how it's supposed to hang together?
Also, you can have everything under one login but you'll have two government gateway accounts as mentioned. One for you and one for your company it seems
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Originally posted by eek View PostUm, your business is a separate legal entity so will have a separate ID
I have no idea why.
It could be something as simple as the phone number, email and address being used being the same for all of them.
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Originally posted by d000hg View PostI've recently been asked for an SA302 for last filed accounts. I have Self Assessment registered on the gov.uk HMRC portal but it doesn't actually seem to show me any of my past SATRs, which my accountants have filed over the years.
It seems like the idea is I should be able to view my accounts and generate my own SA302s from HMRC but like most of the government stuff, it is generally confusing.
On top of that, I tried to add VAT as a service but it told me "this is already registered on another gateway ID". Is it possible to have all my personal and business registrations on the same account... and if I have accidentally got personal/business on two separate IDs, can I merge/port them?
It all seems like it almost works nicely, but not quite. Anyone able to give a high-level overview how it's supposed to hang together?
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Government gateway confusion
I've recently been asked for an SA302 for last filed accounts. I have Self Assessment registered on the gov.uk HMRC portal but it doesn't actually seem to show me any of my past SATRs, which my accountants have filed over the years.
It seems like the idea is I should be able to view my accounts and generate my own SA302s from HMRC but like most of the government stuff, it is generally confusing.
On top of that, I tried to add VAT as a service but it told me "this is already registered on another gateway ID". Is it possible to have all my personal and business registrations on the same account... and if I have accidentally got personal/business on two separate IDs, can I merge/port them?
It all seems like it almost works nicely, but not quite. Anyone able to give a high-level overview how it's supposed to hang together?Tags: None
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