HMRC Corp. Tax

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Pondlife replied

11 November 2009, 13:08
Originally posted by DiscoStu View Post

Given some of your previous comedy answers about IR35 I wouldn't have thought you were in any position to judge

Ouch!
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TheFaQQer replied

11 November 2009, 13:04
Originally posted by DiscoStu View Post

Given some of your previous comedy answers about IR35 I wouldn't have thought you were in any position to judge
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alreadypacked replied

11 November 2009, 13:02
Originally posted by DiscoStu View Post

Given some of your previous comedy answers about IR35 I wouldn't have thought you were in any position to judge
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DiscoStu replied

11 November 2009, 12:50
Originally posted by northernladuk View Post

This is comedy question yes???

Given some of your previous comedy answers about IR35 I wouldn't have thought you were in any position to judge
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Advocate replied

11 November 2009, 12:45
Originally posted by alreadypacked View Post

I had to open a UK company for one of my roles. How do you pay your Corp. Tax?

Reluctantly...
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TheFaQQer replied

11 November 2009, 12:17
Originally posted by Moscow Mule View Post

It matters if they don't credit it to the correct account, as you'll go into arrears and need to sort it all out - which is a faff.

Can it not wait until you are back in possession of your cheque book?

EVERY year, without fail, I forget to update the online payment reference and end up paying it against 2005-06 (first time I paid it online). They then write to tell me that that year is now in credit, and that they will offset that credit against the current year.
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mcontracting replied

11 November 2009, 12:16
Get an accountant!
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northernladuk replied

11 November 2009, 11:41
Originally posted by alreadypacked View Post

I had to open a UK company for one of my roles. How do you pay your Corp. Tax?

This is comedy question yes???
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Moscow Mule replied

11 November 2009, 11:24
Originally posted by alreadypacked View Post

I was looking at on-payment they want 1.25%. Out of the country at the moment I don't have company cheque book with me. Going to try online through my bank but they show two different bank accounts, does it matter which one I pay into?

It matters if they don't credit it to the correct account, as you'll go into arrears and need to sort it all out - which is a faff.

Can it not wait until you are back in possession of your cheque book?
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alreadypacked replied

11 November 2009, 11:04
Originally posted by Andy2 View Post

within 9 months of your company's financial year ending
pay by cheque or online through your bank
They will send a letter to remind you as well

I was looking at on-payment they want 1.25%. Out of the country at the moment I don't have company cheque book with me. Going to try online through my bank but they show two different bank accounts, does it matter which one I pay into?
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Andy2 replied

11 November 2009, 10:05
within 9 months of your company's financial year ending
pay by cheque or online through your bank
They will send a letter to remind you as well
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alreadypacked started a topic HMRC Corp. Tax

11 November 2009, 10:00
HMRC Corp. Tax

I had to open a UK company for one of my roles. How do you pay your Corp. Tax?
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