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Originally posted by d000hg View PostIdle curiosity really, since it's year-end time for d000hgCo.
Just done my retained profit calculation and all in all it's not been a bad year.
Think I may be getting a new stable for my old nag!
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Originally posted by TheFaQQer View PostMy thinking is that a January year end would clash with personal tax returns, so if you need any accountancy advice they may be too busy. Likewise March / April.
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End of November, because that's when the company was set up. VAT is out of sync with that date as well.
My thinking is that a January year end would clash with personal tax returns, so if you need any accountancy advice they may be too busy. Likewise March / April.
The downside of having a November year end is that the corporation tax needs to be paid and filed over the summer, which has caused issues in the past when I go away for a month.
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Poll fail. You need a multi-select poll.
And a better AndyW option wouldn't go amiss.
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When the big bill comes in from the taxman and gets filed in filing cabinet no. 13 I have no idea which is why I have an accountant to do this stuff for me...
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I was just wondering why do they call it a "made up date". Why not make everything up like in the daily mail?
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When does your company year run?
27Jan - Dec, like real life7.41%2April - March, to tie in with personal tax year25.93%7However it ended up based on when I started the company62.96%17Something else meaningful3.70%1AndyW sorts these things out for me.0.00%0Idle curiosity really, since it's year-end time for d000hgCo.
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