Annual Return

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VectraMan replied

27 April 2007, 20:42
Don't stress it, it's pretty simple.

I had to get the activation code through the post, but it only took a couple of days. Your accountant should be able to help, but if you don't know who the directors of your company are etc., you've got bigger problems.

It's nothing to do with end of year accounts or P35s.
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MobileCheese replied

27 April 2007, 20:18
Originally posted by Sockpuppet

Are we talking P35 PAYE here?

Or are we talking company end of year (i.e. corp tax).

PAYE can be done when ever you know that you have done your years pay. Even before April 5th.

Annual Return details about your company basically > http://www.companieshouse.gov.uk/abo...tml/gba2.shtml
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Sockpuppet replied

27 April 2007, 20:00
Are we talking P35 PAYE here?

Or are we talking company end of year (i.e. corp tax).

PAYE can be done when ever you know that you have done your years pay. Even before April 5th.
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MobileCheese replied

27 April 2007, 19:51
Originally posted by Sockpuppet

The accountant may be registered for web filing. As long as they are registered as your agent they can do it.

If they have left it with 28 days to do this what the feck are you paying them for.

Hope so.

So I know for next time how long before the Annual return date can you submit your Annual Return ? I dont like leaving things to last minute

Thanks
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Sockpuppet replied

27 April 2007, 18:49
The accountant may be registered for web filing. As long as they are registered as your agent they can do it.

If they have left it with 28 days to do this what the feck are you paying them for.
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MobileCheese started a topic Annual Return

27 April 2007, 18:23
Annual Return

Just got a reminder for mine, I have 28 days to do one this is my first Annual Return. Ive got a few questions.

The letter I got mentions Web filling, but I need an activation code through the post to do this, I have an accountant could I have expected them to have registered for this Web filing ? The reminder implies Im not registered for Web filing

Does anything on the return need to be signed by the company sec ? Just need to know as my comp sec is out of the country for the next month so might make it diffcult ?

Cheers
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