Re: Corporation tax 2005/6
Von: David Floyd (david@floyd.org.uk) [Profil]
Datum: 22.09.2008 11:20
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Newsgroup: uk.business.accountancy
Datum: 22.09.2008 11:20
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Newsgroup: uk.business.accountancy
In message of Sun, 21 Sep 2008, Fred writes >Normally I might agree with you. However all the account information is in >Excel and I'm damned if we're going to pay to have it entered into some >package like Sage again and to pay an exhorbitant amount to prepare the >accounts. The accounts and figures for our company are relatively simple >and judging from the past experience I doubt we'll make a worse job! > So you're fully conversant with the intricacies of the Companies Acts, the filing requirements of Companies House, the 'ins and outs' of various Finance Acts and Income and Corporation Taxes Acts and various Statutory Instruments, Inland Revenue filing requirements etc.etc. You're also aware of when best not to claim Capital Allowances as well. You're also aware of how best to apply Directors Salaries or not viz a viz dividends. Good. That means you are very capable of producing your own accounts as required by the various laws and you will save yourself large amounts of tax and National Insurance as a consequence. DF (Practising Accountant for over 40 years - now retired) Oh, and by the way the Writing Down Allowance is not 20% on the reducing balance for the years you are discussing.[ Auf dieses Posting antworten ]
Antworten
- Alan Ferris (22.09.2008 19:51)
- Peter Saxton (23.09.2008 05:02)
- Alan Ferris (23.09.2008 08:49)
