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Originally posted by bluedrop View PostClare, do I need to provide my dividend details on this return (dividend that I pay myself from my limited company) ? Please confirm...
Wages from all employments
Dividends from your company plus any others
Bank interest
Rental income
Capital gains
Donations made to charities
Payments made to your personal pension
Student loan (if applicable)
Plus any other income you've had.
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Clare, do I need to provide my dividend details on this return (dividend that I pay myself from my limited company) ? Please confirm...
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Originally posted by bluedrop View PostThanks Clare. yes I have a PAYE scheme in place.
Could you please explain this:
Don't forget to complete the Service Company question, if applicable.
I provide IT services through contracts. Will this be relevant to me?
Many accountants will include the cost of your tax return in their monthly fee, assuming you're paying monthly that is!
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Originally posted by bluedrop View Postdoes your accountant do your personal tax returns for you? (without extra charges)
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Thanks Clare. yes I have a PAYE scheme in place.
Could you please explain this:
Don't forget to complete the Service Company question, if applicable.
I provide IT services through contracts. Will this be relevant to me?
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You'll be an employee of two, assuming you had a PAYE scheme in place for your company.
You're not self employed, so ignore that section (unless you have a separate self employment?)
Don't forget to complete the Service Company question, if applicable.
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does your accountant do your personal tax returns for you? (without extra charges)
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Filing my personal tax return
With the deadline fast approaching, I found myself some time today to file my tax return. I am stuck with the following questions. Can someone help me out please?
During the tax period, I was a permie for a few months before I started contracting.
1. During the tax period, should i consider myself an employee of 2 companies or as employee of 1 and director of 1?
2. Should I fill my info as employee of 1 company and then as self employed?
Confused! please help!
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