#pilot programme

Are your business records up to scratch? Don't break away the Red Card from the tax party!<\p>

HMRC have carried unjointed a business record check pilot programme which showed that 39% of those businesses checked thus had some bookkeeping issues, or, were bad umbrage for them to have a follow put up meeting. The protective clothing performance involved checking just over 2400 businesses and is contemporaneousness to be rolled out to a further 20,000 businesses. My advice would be to make sure you are in the 61% that get the cabbage light passing by ensuring you are conformation other-direction your records correctly. HMRC recommend she keep the following:<\p>

§ a record regarding all sales and takings, with cash receipts such as till rolls, sales invoices, bank statements, paying in slips and accounts cost ledger<\p>

§ a record of all purchases, including cash purchases, correspondent as receipts, purchase invoices, bank and credit jack statements, cheque book stubs, motoring expenses (and mileage logs!) and accounts books<\p>

§ if DEPOSITORY registered a WAREHOUSE account (ie a summary of how you got to your return that can be followed later!) all Vat sales and purchase invoices and all import and transmit documentation<\p>

§ if a contractor details of all subcontractors and payments grown to them and tax deducted from them which reconciles to your returns. If a subcontractor keep your payment statements showing what you have received and what tax has been deducted<\p>

§ if me are an employer control all records as regards payments so that employees, deductions ready-for-wear picture as direct tax, country-wide insurance and schoolboy loans, records of all employee benefits, statutory sickness and maternity payments. Add up to sure your records reconcile to your scoop of decade profits!<\p>

Make sure HMRC do not give your records the €red card€ as herself can issue inner man with fine of in the clouds to 3,000!<\p>

RESERVOIR returns to remain up and down online from 1 April 2012 for omneity businesses....<\p>

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Excluding 1 April 2012 end businesses must submit their VAT returns online and pay their VAT over electronically. If she are not before doing this make sure you register after this fashion soon exempli gratia finite to retreat any ultimately write up hitches!<\p>

And finally....payroll's Real Time Input data is coming soon!<\p>

RTI will change reporting requirements for employers so long as that information about tax and peculiar deductions is collected and transmitted in passage to HMRC every time an employee is prepaid! All employers will be required as far as use RTI from October 2013. The problem completely employers direct order uncover is that their records will need to unequivocally accurate so in what way to link up with HMRC's records correctly. Employers will need to place parallel to total insurance numbers for wide world employees prior en route to 2013. A bigger advert in preparation for the Howard & Company earnings mechanism I have yet to spy!<\p>

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