When you come to do it use the online service. Saves all the form filling, postage and does the calcs for you.
Do remember though it still has to be done by end of January.
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Guest repliedThank you Robot, sending you a virtual kiss!
Now I can have my mind at ease while travelling and worry about it all when I get back!
Cheers
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Guest replied2003/04 Personal Tax return due 31 Jan 05.
2004/05 Personal Tax return due 31 Jan 06.
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Maybe stupid question - tax return
I am a newbie contractor, now finished contract and going travelling.
While I was contracting I had a managed limited company.
I started contracting May 2004, so does this mean my first tax return should be done in January 2005 for the tax year 2004-2005. As January isn't yet at the end fo the tax year I am thinking that my tax return for 2004-2005 doesn't have to be filed until Jan 2006???
Please feel free to hit me over the head if I am being a completely thick newbie.
:rolleyes
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