closing company, accountants have now found deficit...

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dozer replied

15 May 2009, 17:34
indeed it looks mostly made up of their dormancy and windup etc fees.
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FarmerPalmer replied

15 May 2009, 17:33
could be their fees to wind it up
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dozer replied

15 May 2009, 11:52
seems there is little i can do for what appears to be their mistake during the year. add £250 for the priviledge of closing down puts a big hole in the war chest
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gingerjedi replied

15 May 2009, 11:31
Funny that, my last advice note from year end also says -£900? I know I still owe £2k to the director’s loan account so it may be a good thing for me?
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dozer started a topic closing company, accountants have now found deficit...

15 May 2009, 10:52
closing company, accountants have now found deficit...

ive decided to wind up my company while on the bench and these accountants have not done a great job.

i get a letter today saying there is a £900 defecit and i need to repay it. ive always followed their guidelines as for what to withdraw and i would know about £900 going missing.

any advice from similar situation?
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