Normski1989
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I do. It pays for my 1901 ticket [emoji6]
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[Finance] Self Assessment 2016-17
- Thread starter Hampster Gull
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Tax deductible as Business Entertainment I hope.
Good work
I’m sure [MENTION=32795]Normski1989[/MENTION] has a less obvious category. Business development maybe?
Official Old Man
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Done last week, and a refund having paid a lot on account last year.
Normski1989
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Something along those lines. [emoji6]
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I feel your pain mate, my missus is a tax consultant and as such, I seldom see her during January except when I take cups of tea up to her office.
She had 2 of her clients turn up last week with the “I know I’m a bit late, but any chance?”
Normski1989
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It's those clients that come in every year and say "Sorry, I would of come in sooner but I've been ill'.
Certain clients seem to be ill from 6th April to 30th January... every year. Poor sods.
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tinycowboy
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Did mine AGES ago because (a) I'm an accountant, (b) I'm boring and (c) I knew I'd get a rebate. If it were not for (c), I would be doing it next weekend.
I’m pretty sure my accountant did mine months ago, but I now have that slightly panicky feeling that means I’m now going to go and check.
GreersElbow
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I did an internship at a Norfolk based accountants called Larking Gowen a few years ago. Working in the Business and Private section, specifically for farms. I fetch a box full of an old farmer's invoices, receipts etc etc and it had this awful stench. I dare think what caused it.
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Pavilionaire
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Indeed, I'm an accountant and had two of those clients over the weekend and two more this morning in the post.
Gazwag
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Surely by 31st Jan you must have a pretty good idea if you have had a better or worse year than the one before, after all there are only two months to go. If its a worst year then just reduce the payments on account or make sure you do your return before 31 July then you won't pay a penny too much.
Normski1989
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Your tax is due by 31 January, which is 10 months into the next tax year. So you've earnt the money that they are taxing you in. If anything, you're still four months behind.
LamieRobertson
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Well as I understand it for those who’s turnover is £85k plus from April it’s quarterly returns of some sort and the rest of us self employed non limited company from April next year ..unless it gets delayed again
Genuine question, I used to have to do them due to some BIK type things about 6-7 years ago. They told me I could stop but I've changed job a few times this year due to acquisitions etc, which resulted in a few months on weird tax codes and it has changed a few times since.
Do you think I should use my P60s / P45s etc to fill in a tax return to see if anything is owed to me? Or best off ignoring it in case I owe them ?
*edit* just realised that job changes since April won't apply for this period... but question still stands?
Do you think I should use my P60s / P45s etc to fill in a tax return to see if anything is owed to me? Or best off ignoring it in case I owe them ?
*edit* just realised that job changes since April won't apply for this period... but question still stands?
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Hampster Gull
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For those who still have to complete, these are some of the reasons already offered to the HMRC in the past. You might need to be even more imaginative as these ones have been nabbed.
My wife has been seeing aliens and won’t let me enter the house
I spilled coffee on it
My business doesn’t really do anything
My ex wife left my tax return upstairs, but I suffer from vertigo and can’t go upstairs to retrieve it
I’ve too busy touring the country with my one-man play
My wife has been seeing aliens and won’t let me enter the house
I spilled coffee on it
My business doesn’t really do anything
My ex wife left my tax return upstairs, but I suffer from vertigo and can’t go upstairs to retrieve it
I’ve too busy touring the country with my one-man play
Normski1989
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Genuine question, I used to have to do them due to some BIK type things about 6-7 years ago. They told me I could stop but I've changed job a few times this year due to acquisitions etc, which resulted in a few months on weird tax codes and it has changed a few times since.
Do you think I should use my P60s / P45s etc to fill in a tax return to see if anything is owed to me? Or best off ignoring it in case I owe them ?
*edit* just realised that job changes since April won't apply for this period... but question still stands?
You aren't required to do one, but it's possible that you might be owed some money back. Either way, if there's something not quite right, it's likely that HMRC will pick up anything in the next few months and let you know.