The proposal to make companies file electronically tagged tax returns has recently been criticised as a step too far in recessionary times. However on 1 September 2009 HMRC and Companies House issued the following joint statement to confirm that the proposals are intended to go ahead as planned:
'Joint Statement by HMRC and Companies House on a common approach to the online filing of accounts
'Lord Carter of Coles published his review of HMRC's Online Services in March 2006. One of the recommendations contained in his review was that HMRC and Companies House should work together to provide a joint filing facility. The recommendations in Lord Carter's report were accepted by Government and...
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The proposal to make companies file electronically tagged tax returns has recently been criticised as a step too far in recessionary times. However on 1 September 2009 HMRC and Companies House issued the following joint statement to confirm that the proposals are intended to go ahead as planned:
'Joint Statement by HMRC and Companies House on a common approach to the online filing of accounts
'Lord Carter of Coles published his review of HMRC's Online Services in March 2006. One of the recommendations contained in his review was that HMRC and Companies House should work together to provide a joint filing facility. The recommendations in Lord Carter's report were accepted by Government and...
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