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Old 27 January 2007, 07:35 PM
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Default Self Assessment - It Doesn't Have To Be Hard

It wasn't, it took all of 15 minutes this afternoon and the hardest part was finding the username and password last used a year ago

However, I ended up with a BILL

The reason I'm on self-assessment is that I was a Director in a previous employment and after that they seem to keep on wanting it. In my present job, I'm fully PAYE and you would expect that its a simple mathematical calculation to get it right over the course of 12 monthly payments - so why did I end up with a bill


Admitedly, it was all of £1.60
Old 27 January 2007, 07:51 PM
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Oh ****!! When's the deadline?!!

I had a bill last year as well... I have a feeling its because a lot of people leave it late knowing that they'll be fined 100quid, but thats refunded if you dont owe anything. I also owed something minimal like 1.20 last year...
Old 27 January 2007, 08:04 PM
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Originally Posted by Petem95
Oh ****!! When's the deadline?!!

they'll be fined 100quid, but thats refunded if you dont owe anything.
Not anymore, they are hitting you with the penalty charge to make money!!

and you can thank the scots miser for that gem!!

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Old 27 January 2007, 08:16 PM
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Looking at the IR website it looks like the 100quid fine has been scraped, but you'll have to pay interest on any late payments?

Edit: Damn it the fine is still there - cant find any mention of this nolonger being refunded if you have no tax to pay aftering filling in the return late - anyone able to confirm?

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Old 27 January 2007, 08:28 PM
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I wound up a company for which I was late sending in the annual return & was fined £100

It hadn't been trading and there were no accounts per se - no turnover or expenses - and I had £100 returned
Old 27 January 2007, 08:45 PM
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Originally Posted by Puff The Magic Wagon!
It wasn't, it took all of 15 minutes this afternoon and the hardest part was finding the username and password last used a year ago
That n registering in time ..
Old 27 January 2007, 09:17 PM
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I was obviously better at filling them in than you - I always got money back

Think I was too good, as they then wrote to me and told me I didn't have to fill them in any more Now get my money back via an adjusted tax code.
Old 27 January 2007, 10:33 PM
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Originally Posted by SWRTWannabe
I was obviously better at filling them in than you - I always got money back

Think I was too good, as they then wrote to me and told me I didn't have to fill them in any more Now get my money back via an adjusted tax code.
Only if you get in before beginning of Jan iirc?
Old 27 January 2007, 10:49 PM
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Puff The Magic Wagon!; so why did I end up with a bill

This is down to the PAYE coding tolereance. if a person aged under 65 then your due £5035 allowances. Paye code 503L. This rounds up your allowances to £5039.
So if assessment raised you would be £4 at 22% = £0.88 underpaid.
If liable at 40% then £4 x 40% £1.60 underpaid.
Re £100 fine for Late return. This has not been scraped. So if you cannot get return in by 31 January, make sure it's in by 1 February to avoid fine.
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Puff,
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I can beat your bill - took me all of about the same time, but for a bill of....


5p!! Last year.

Sods law I'll get a huge bugger this year!

Dan

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