Not in a browser zippy, its a pdf file with some sort of internal uploady thing. I submitted it using a different computer in the end.
Beats me why they have to make things complicated, a plain old webpage is much easier. The HMRC things mostly seem to work well now so apparently they are all changing to some bizarre new format soon just to annoy us by wasting our time again. The sole purpose of government is to annoy its citizens.
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With the online its £15 and I think theres an Authorisation Code which Companies house mail you through the post and then you use this online to get them to e-mail you a security code, I logged in and didn't want to do it (looked complicated). So I got my accountant to do it manually but it will cost me £30 and then I'll have to mail it via courier which will cost more.
Feck.
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No, but I got fined £150 because their dormant company .pdf didn't work.Originally posted by xoggoth View PostDue to pending postal strikes I decided to fill in the abreviated accounts PDF. Have got right version on PDF, checked the Co Hse site is available and I can log in with that authentication but clicking submit does nothing.
Has anyone else got the darn thing to work??
Cheers.
Have appealed and appealed but end up facing a mindless faceless govt. department that quotes the small print (i.e it's your fault!)
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Crappy companies house thing
Due to pending postal strikes I decided to fill in the abreviated accounts PDF. Have got right version on PDF, checked the Co Hse site is available and I can log in with that authentication but clicking submit does nothing.
Has anyone else got the darn thing to work??
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