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xoggoth replied

18 October 2011, 16:15
Yup. They said the auxiliary drive damage wasn't caused by the accident and I got a ruling in my favour. Decent price too, I checked a few ads online and thought it was only worth about £750.
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zeitghost replied

18 October 2011, 15:45
Originally posted by xoggoth View Post

Quite, CT free. Added to the £1055 the ombudsman made Churchill Insurance pay me a couple of weeks back, its been quite a good month.

Was that over the problem with your van, Xogg?
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xoggoth replied

18 October 2011, 15:28
Quite, CT free. Added to the £1055 the ombudsman made Churchill Insurance pay me a couple of weeks back, its been quite a good month.
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Sockpuppet replied

18 October 2011, 15:04
Originally posted by bless 'em all View Post

Payment made to the company = profit = Corp Tax = Payment to HMRC

Don't spend it all just yet.

Except the on-line filing incentives are not subject to corp tax.

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bless 'em all replied

18 October 2011, 14:14
Payment made to the company = profit = Corp Tax = Payment to HMRC

Don't spend it all just yet.
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MarillionFan replied

18 October 2011, 14:02
Originally posted by xoggoth View Post

Just phoned HMRC to see if I could deregister my small limited company from PAYE which they did, but they are also sending me a cheque for £750+interest for the online filing incentives, although they never sent me anything at all about it for that company, so I assumed that as I had paid no salary it wasn't due.

Good old HMRC!! Must be a first seeing that on CUK.

PS Although come to think of it, shouldn't it be 500+250+125+75 = 950??? Cheated!!!!

Send them an invoice and late penalty.
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xoggoth started a topic Wahee

18 October 2011, 14:00
Wahee

Just phoned HMRC to see if I could deregister my small limited company from PAYE which they did, but they are also sending me a cheque for £750+interest for the online filing incentives, although they never sent me anything at all about it for that company, so I assumed that as I had paid no salary it wasn't due.

Good old HMRC!! Must be a first seeing that on CUK.

PS Although come to think of it, shouldn't it be 500+250+125+75 = 950??? Cheated!!!!
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