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Jayco
07 Mar 15 21:31
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I need some advice regarding a business records check from HMRC  and also clarification on writing down allowance

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By:
Deltâ
When: 07 Mar 15 21:40
yes
By:
a bitofinterest
When: 07 Mar 15 21:42
we have no bananas
By:
Jayco
When: 07 Mar 15 21:43
are you an accountant delta
By:
Jayco
When: 07 Mar 15 21:58
no one is gonna wake up with an horses head, just need some advice
By:
Dobbo
When: 07 Mar 15 23:19
If it is am investigation even routine you should get an accountant to represent you.
By:
Jayco
When: 07 Mar 15 23:30
are you an accountant dobbo
By:
Dobbo
When: 07 Mar 15 23:33
No but I wouldn't have any dealings with HMRC without one.
By:
Jayco
When: 07 Mar 15 23:47
Too late for that, Ive told them i dont have one in the phone call, my records are spot on, done daily. Just concerned i have done the writing down allowance correct.
By:
kincsem
When: 08 Mar 15 00:51
Why not just ask them if your calculation is right or not?  It was common years ago for people to bring their records to the tax office and they helped.  I brought info into the tax office here in Ireland for the last two years and did tax returns in the tax office (personal tax return for someone else).  If you have it printed out, with lots of supporting documents, they take fright, agree something, and go back to gossiping.  I called in at 08:30 on a Monday morning.
I was a Chartered Accountant (in industry) retired about 10 years back.   In my early 20s I did lots of menial personal and company tax returns / correspondence.  As long as you are working with them you will be alright.  No need for an accountant imo if you have half a clue.
By:
akabula
When: 08 Mar 15 11:48
Go on a celtic forum. They all appear to be financial and legal experts.
By:
stewarty b
When: 08 Mar 15 12:13
Laugh
By:
mememe
When: 08 Mar 15 15:50
Yes, I'll admit it.
But now make a living from BF ... gambling is a lot less risky than dealing with HMRC, imo.
Go to an accountant.
By:
Jayco
When: 11 Apr 15 00:35
Just updating the thread, they are visiting me in 4 weeks time
By:
Jayco
When: 10 May 15 00:43
Visit over and done, all clear for that period. What a weight lifted
By:
Capt__F
When: 10 May 15 00:48
did they bring knuckledusters ?
By:
Jayco
When: 10 May 15 01:12
no, why would they
By:
Capt__F
When: 10 May 15 01:13
under the ribs no marks
By:
Jayco
When: 10 May 15 01:17
wasnt like that
By:
Capt__F
When: 10 May 15 01:19
ok

glad all ok
By:
casemoney
When: 10 May 15 03:32
You have Received that in writing Jayco ?
By:
kincsem
When: 10 May 15 12:12
Jayco
Visit over and done, all clear for that period. What a weight lifted


Congratulations.  They are ok if you are honest and try to fill the forms/gather the info.
If I knew they were visiting you I would have suggested you supply plenty of tea and cake.
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