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Is the CT period pre or post the appointment of the liquidator?
I am afraid Chat GPT isn’t correct because the appointment of the liquidator starts a new accounting period so the first CT return is due 12 months after the appointment. https://www.gov.uk/company-tax-returns Confirms you have 12...
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I agree with Elliot better to prepare and submit final accounts to HMRC to the position is clear. No need to deregister for VAT as the IP can do that when appointed.
Hope this helps.
Happy to give you a quote if it helps.
Kind regards
Gavin
I appreciate this is very frustrating, but we have examples where HMRC claimed not to have received returns, and then when presented with the evidence they were submitted, they accept they have received them.
The good news is that HMRC are getting better so hopefully it will be concluded soon...
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I think Oliver and Lisa have summarised the options available so nothing further to add other than to back up the advice already given.
Best Wishes
Gavin
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As you will have seen in the chat a company offering this service was closed down by the Insolvency Service. Yes, they will set up again no doubt.
Talk to an Insolvency Practitioner (IP) about your issues. Any good IP will offer a free initial meeting which will be confidential. Talk to...
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Just a quick note to say that @Chris Callaghan has provided very clear advice which I totally agree with. If you provide the OR with any information requested you should find it to be a smooth process. The only additional comment I would add is don’t be surprised if you don’t hear anything...
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We will ask for further information so yes copies of mortgage statements, sometimes copies of bank statements etc. Generally, the main problem is that the director has just lost their main source of income.
For larger amounts, you may consider engaging solicitors or even consider...
In essence, we need to show that any offer that we accept whether it is a full and final settlement or installments is reasonable given your circumstances.
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I am sure I can talk for most IPs but a liquidator can look at some form of settlement they will need an income and expenditure statement and an asset and liability statement. From there they can if what is fair and reasonable.
Regards
Gavin
In reply to your question, the active involvement of a director in a small liquidation is about 3 weeks (although most likely will only be a couple of days work in this time frame).
Whilst most liquidations take about a year after the first 3 weeks or so it could be as simple as a phone call...
I can see that others have answered your questions above which all seem fair because it will always depend on each companies individual circumstances.
Kind regards
Gavin
As highlighted by Frank this scheme is for ongoing businesses and is in effect a loan that needs to be repaid, so won't fit the circumstances of the original question.
I agree with Frank have a deatailed look at what this year will look like. Most IPs will be happy to sit with you for an hour to chat it over and explain the alternatives which should allow you to make an informed decisio.
Chris
Difficult question to answer but my first thoughts would be to try to get a basic bank account as these should be available to anyone.
Best wishes
Gavin