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Frequently Asked Questions
Q. How long do I need to keep my records before
I can destroy them?
A. You must
keep all records for at least six years. After this time
they can be destroyed. We recommend that they are shredded
for security.
Q. What is the limit for VAT? When do I need to
register?
A.
The registration limit for VAT is currently £64,000
turnover in any one year.
Q. How much am I allowed
to earn before I pay Tax and National Insurance?
A. You are allowed to earn £100
per week before you start to pay Income Tax.
Q. When does my Tax Return have to be filed with
the Inland Revenue?
A. The deadline
for the submission of Tax Returns is 31 st January in the
following year, e.g. for the year ending 5 April 2007 your
Tax Return must be sent to the Inland Revenue by 31
January 2008 .
If you wish the Inland
Revenue to calculate your Tax payable your Tax Return
must be submitted by 30 September after the year end,
e.g. for the year ending 5 April 2007 your Tax Return
must be sent to the Inland Revenue by 30 September 2007
for them to calculate your Tax payable.
Q. Why do I have to pay
more Tax than my friend when he earns exactly the same
as me?
A.
Everybody has different circumstances that need
to be taken into consideration when calculating our tax
position. Your friend may or may not have other income
or reliefs that you do not know about. Everyone is different,
so everyone’s tax will be different.
Q.
Is it better to lease a car or buy it?
A.
Again, this will depend on your personal situation.
If you need an answer to this question it is best to telephone
the office and talk to whoever normally deals with you
in the office.
Annual Events
Date |
Return |
19 May |
Submission
of forms P35 and P14’s |
6 July |
Submission of form P11D |
19 July |
Payment of Class 1A NIC |
DateReturn
Monthly on 19th Payment of payroll taxes (under certain
circumstances - quarterly)
| Date |
Return |
| 14 April |
Forms CT61 to be submitted -
tax deducted/receivedon interest
payments |
| 14 July |
| 14 October |
| 14 January |
Quarterly VAT returns (although
these can be monthly) |
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