There are so many things to remember when you have a company, accounting dates, vat dates, paye dates, corporation tax, self assessment dates, the list seems endless. The only way to keep on top of the dates is to put them in your diary.
I found this link http://www.businesslink.gov.uk/bdotg/action/keydates
Business Link can generate all your key dates, the results look like this
July 2012
| 05/07/12 | Ensure agreement is reached with HM Revenue & Customs re Class 1B voluntary settlement. Find out more: National Insurance: an introduction |
PAYE and NICs |
| 06/07/12 | Ensure copies of P9D/P11D are with employees. | PAYE and NICs |
| Submit P11D(b), P9D and P11D forms to HM Revenue & Customs. |
| Report shares/securities information to HM Revenue & Customs. Form 42 is provided by HM Revenue & Customs for this purpose. Find out more: Share schemes – Opens in a new window |
| 22/07/12 | Pay PAYE, NICs, student loan deductions and deductions for payments to subcontractors for the month up to the 5th of this month electronically. Find out more: PAYE for employers: the basics |
PAYE and NICs |
| Pay Class 1A NICs shown to be due by your form P11D(b), electronically. |
| 31/07/12 | If you need to make a Self Assessment payment on account, this is the date for your second payment. You won’t have to make payments on account if your tax bill for the previous year was less than £1000, or if more than 80 per cent of your income tax for the previous year was deducted at source. Find out more: Tax return deadlines and penalties |
Self assessment |
You can then print the list and pin on the wall or fridge and pop the dates in your diary.
Brilliant!
It could save you a fortune in late filing penalties
steve@bicknells.net
