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Kelvedon
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CO5 9JD
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Hooper & Co are ready for iXBRL
From April 2011 HMRC will no longer accept documents in either PDF or paper format. All tax returns from companies, clubs, societies and associations will need to be filed online, with the computation and accounts in the new iXBRL data standard. We are pleased to announce that all Hooper & Co systems are iXBRL compliant.Search Hooper & Co
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Latest developments
- Tax planning before Budget Day 2012
- Remember, new penalties now apply for late self assessment returns
- Directors’ loan accounts, a note of caution
- New fuel rates for company cars
- Taxman considers amnesty for heating engineers
- How good are your records?
- Interest on employee loans to remain at 4.00%
- Self assessment deadline next Monday
- New HMRC guidance on Residence, Domicile and the Remittance Basis
- PAYE payment dates alert
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Monthly Archives: January 2011
Self assessment deadline next Monday
A self-assessment return for the 2009/10 tax year must be filed online and by 31 January or HMRC will impose a £100 penalty. NOTE: The penalty will be reduced to nil is any tax due for 2009/10 is settled by the 31st.
Posted in General news, Personal, Taxation
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New HMRC guidance on Residence, Domicile and the Remittance Basis
HMRC have published a revised version of booklet HMRC6: Residence, Domicile and the Remittance Basis. A copy of the new booklet can be downloaded direct from the HMRC website.
Posted in General news, International Tax, Personal, Taxation
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PAYE payment dates alert
HMRC are tightening the rules on the payment of taxes. To avoid paying late employers must ensure HMRC have cleared funds by the due date or, if the due date falls on a non-banking day, by the last bank working day before … Continue reading
Posted in Employees, Employers, General news, Taxation
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20% VAT from 4th January 2010
Most businesses should now be aware of the increase in the standard rate of VAT to 20% on 4th Janauary 2010, however, many are still unsure of the detail. Set out below are a few of the important issues for … Continue reading
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