Show me the Money!!!!!!!
With interest rates so low at the moment, many property investors are attaining
significant profits on their investment portfolio’s.
Many of our clients ask the question, ‘Well if I made so much money, where is it?’
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PAYE Payment is due Sunday 22 January 2012 - to avoid paying late and late
payment penalties make sure HMRC have cleared funds by the payment.
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Merry Christmas from all at Brian McCullagh Accountants LLPWe would like to wish all of our clients a very Merry Christmas and a Happy New Year.
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New Penalty Regime for CIS Subcontractors for failure to meet due date.
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Jarlath has successfully completed a Diploma in Forensic Accounting with Chartered Accountants Ireland in Dublin which has opened up a new area of service provided by the practice in Forensic Accounting.
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We at Brian McCullagh Accountants LLP have strengthened our position as one of the
independent chartered accountants in the Newry area with the appointment of
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HMRC has called an end to paper VAT
HMRC has recently confirmed that it will cease to accept paper VAT returns from April 2012. They will also switch to only accepting electronic payments from the same date.
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Changes to making Corporation Tax payments
From 1st April 2011, companies and organisations must submit their Company Tax Returns online and pay all Corporation Tax and related payments electronically. This includes any related payments such as interest charged on overdue Coporation Tax and Penalties for not filing on time.
You should NOT send cheque payments for Corporation Tax to HMRC after March 2011.
Your options are paying:
- By Direct Debit
- By Debit or credit card over the internet: BillPay
- By Internet, telephone banking or Bacs Direct Credit
- By CHAPS transfer
- By Bank Giro
- At the Post Office
Child Tax Credit & Child Benefit
Child tax credit is for working parents and is dependent on how much you earn while child benefits was originally available to all parents (usually the mother) for each child under 16 or under 19 and at college.
