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  • xoggoth
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    I would say so. I have read that the IR will concentrate on the balance sheet rather than profit and loss. A balance sheet will not really balance unless bank receipts match invoiced income.

    Should not really be a problem for a contractor company. You want to try it for one with loads of tiny sales, some exclusive of costs from credit card company, some paid by dribs and drabs that do not match invoices, bad debts, late payers, errors in payment. Nightmare!

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  • Gonzo
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    Originally posted by conqurer View Post
    Should the annual returns match the company bank statement to account for every single transaction you make? Do HMRC ask to see the bank statement as well when you submit your accounts?

    Regards.
    It rather calls into your question your record keeping if they don't.

    I would have thought that your accountant would have something to say about it, however, if yourCo is exempt from audit (and it probably is) then it is not their problem, it is yours.

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  • wendigo100
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    Originally posted by conqurer View Post
    Should the annual returns match the company bank statement to account for every single transaction you make? Do HMRC ask to see the bank statement as well when you submit your accounts?

    Regards.
    Yes they must match. That is basic accounting.

    HMRC don't ask for your bank statements unless they query your return.

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  • conqurer
    started a topic Company bank statement

    Company bank statement

    Should the annual returns match the company bank statement to account for every single transaction you make? Do HMRC ask to see the bank statement as well when you submit your accounts?

    Regards.
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