David Wilson highlights this month’s key issues for advisers.
We are now approaching the end of the tax year and for many companies the end of their accounting period. While there will be a lot of activity on the preparation and submission of the company year-end returns computation of the 1 April tax payment (for 30 June 2012 year-end companies) the 14 April quarterly instalment payments (the first payment for 30 September 2013 year-end companies) and the various PAYE returns it is important not to lose sight of the fact that the Budget looms large. It is less than three weeks away and yet there are a very large number of issues to be addressed before the year-end; inevitably it is only possible to cover a few in...
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David Wilson highlights this month’s key issues for advisers.
We are now approaching the end of the tax year and for many companies the end of their accounting period. While there will be a lot of activity on the preparation and submission of the company year-end returns computation of the 1 April tax payment (for 30 June 2012 year-end companies) the 14 April quarterly instalment payments (the first payment for 30 September 2013 year-end companies) and the various PAYE returns it is important not to lose sight of the fact that the Budget looms large. It is less than three weeks away and yet there are a very large number of issues to be addressed before the year-end; inevitably it is only possible to cover a few in...
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