Where to put Share capital on Corp Tax Return?

[Olly]

You seem to have the idea that share capital is retained profit.....

As I said in jest before if you don't know what you are doing get an accountant....

The CT600 online form checks that the numbers in the two boxes are the same which is what I'm trying to do. I'm perm now. This is the last corp tax return I need to do and it's this single question that's holding me back from submitting. It's not really a case of signing up with an accountant.

[northernladuk]

[eek]

That'll wind him up
As usual, I reserve the right to ignore NLUK, and I suppose that will need to extend to replies by proxy.
Thanks though.

You seem to have the idea that share capital is retained profit.....

As I said in jest before if you don't know what you are doing get an accountant....

[Olly]

I'll save NLUK a job and ask you have you asked your accountant?

That'll wind him up
As usual, I reserve the right to ignore NLUK, and I suppose that will need to extend to replies by proxy.
Thanks though.

[eek]

Hi, I'm filling in the online (downloaded PDF) corporation tax return and have a question about where to enter the share capital on the form otherwise I can't balance Retained Profit (Box AC218) with Total assets less current liabilities (Box AC62).

I guess first of all I don't really understand the difference between Authorised and Allotted.
In previous Director's Reports prepared by an account we have:

Share capital
Authorised:
Ordinary (Nominal value £1 each) 1,000 of = £1000

Allotted, called up and fully paid:
Ordinary (Nominal value £1 each) 100 of = £100

Net current assets £96,799
Net assets £96,799

Capital and reserves
Called up share capital £100
Profit and loss account £96,699

Shareholders' funds £96,799

Now I've added the £100 in the called up share capital section of the form but it doesn't seem to be taken into consideration when comparing retained profit to total assets
Please can you help me figure it out?
Thanks

I'll save NLUK a job and ask you have you asked your accountant?

[Olly]

...ooops...I think the discrepancy is nothing to do with share capital