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I have a client (Ltd Co) who has made a profit of approx 2,000 but has unremittable foreign income of approx £4,000 (so actually £2,000 loss). I understand that a claim can be made against Corporation tax for the unremittable income as long as it does not create or increase a loss. I therefore...
I agree. This happened because in October the employer changed the way he paid his employees from a cheque at the end of the month to bank transfer on 10th of the following month. In order to not generate a tax rebate on the change over we left the payroll date the same. Do you think I should...
If that is the case then I would not have a payroll to run for 31st March as it would be dated 10th April. If my thinking is correct then this "zero" payroll for month 12 would generate tax rebates for all of the employees in month 12?????:rolleyes:
I currently work out wages for a client (monthly payroll).
The wages are for the whole month 1st - 31st
The payroll is run round about 5th following month but dated 31st
The wages are paid on 10th following month
My question is can I carry on doing that post 5th April ie March wages being in...
Self employed consultant/advisor travels extensively and his wife helps to arrange hotels etc. Currently he is on self assessment and a nominal figure is paid to his wife (below personal allowance) who does not have any other income. She is over pension age and he will be over pension age in...
Farming partnership (husband, wife and son). Land is owed by husband outside of partnership. We have recently read an article that says that if this is the case then 100% tax inheritance tax relief will not be allowable on the land and that it should be brought into the partnership in order to...
I have a self employed client who manufactures clothing. Not LTD but is registered for VAT. Started manufacturing in January this year but does not expect to sell anything until later this year as he needs to build up stock. vAT returns have all been repayment returns. When does his trade...
I have a client who incorporated in december 2010 but informed me he did not start trading until 1st April 2011. The CT41G was therefore submitted with a date of 1st April and a year end of 31st March. I have now discovered that the company did have transactions during the period between...