The current income tax year ends on 5 April 2020. Small companies should not overlook paying a dividend of at least £2,000 per shareholder to use up the tax-free allowance of £2,000 before the deadline of 5 April.

 
Small private companies with a year end of 30 June 2019 and into their second or later year of existence should submit their accounts to Companies House by Tuesday 31 March 2020 in order to avoid a Late Filing Penalty.

 
If your company had a deadline of Saturday 29 February 2020 for the submission of its accounts to Companies House, and this deadline has been missed, then you still have something to play for, and you should contact Carlisle accountants such as David Porthouse and Co at once. You will incur a penalty of £150, but this penalty rises to £375 after Tuesday 31 February 2020 if you still haven’t submitted your accounts. These penalties are £300 and £750 if you miss the deadline two years’ running. We can readily prepare and submit your accounts within the month if you contact us straight away.

Just stating the obvious, if you miss a deadline and incur a penalty, you still have the obligation of preparing and submitting accounts. That doesn’t go away and your penalty is just extra money you will need to pay.

We have a track record of keeping all our clients’ deadlines because we are specialist company accountants with lots of new technology to use. If you are well past the deadline, then you might find that we are not the best choice of accountants because we have so little experience of being in that position.

 
Small private companies with a year end of 31 May 2019 and into their second or later year of existence should submit their accounts to Companies House by Saturday 29 February 2020 in order to avoid a Late Filing Penalty.

 
If your company had a deadline of Friday 31 January 2020 for the submission of its accounts to Companies House, and this deadline has been missed, then you still have something to play for, and you should contact Carlisle accountants such as David Porthouse and Co at once. You will incur a penalty of £150, but this penalty rises to £375 after Saturday 29 February 2020 if you still haven’t submitted your accounts. These penalties are £300 and £750 if you miss the deadline two years’ running. We can readily prepare and submit your accounts within the month if you contact us straight away.

Just stating the obvious, if you miss a deadline and incur a penalty, you still have the obligation of preparing and submitting accounts. That doesn’t go away and your penalty is just extra money you will need to pay.

We have a track record of keeping all our clients’ deadlines because we are specialist company accountants with lots of new technology to use. If you are well past the deadline, then you might find that we are not the best choice of accountants because we have so little experience of being in that position.

 
Small private companies with a year end of 30 April 2019 and into their second or later year of existence should submit their accounts to Companies House by Friday 30 January 2020 in order to avoid a Late Filing Penalty.

 
If your company had a deadline of Tuesday 31 December 2019 for the submission of its accounts to Companies House, and this deadline has been missed, then you still have something to play for, and you should contact Carlisle accountants such as David Porthouse and Co at once. You will incur a penalty of £150, but this penalty rises to £375 after Friday 31 January 2020 if you still haven’t submitted your accounts. These penalties are £300 and £750 if you miss the deadline two years’ running. We can readily prepare and submit your accounts within the month if you contact us straight away.

Just stating the obvious, if you miss a deadline and incur a penalty, you still have the obligation of preparing and submitting accounts. That doesn’t go away and your penalty is just extra money you will need to pay.

 
Small private companies with a year end of 31 March 2019 and into their second or later year of existence should submit their accounts to Companies House by Tuesday 31 December 2019 in order to avoid a Late Filing Penalty.

 
If your company had a deadline of Saturday 30 November 2019 for the submission of its accounts to Companies House, and this deadline has been missed, then you still have something to play for, and you should contact Carlisle accountants such as David Porthouse and Co at once. You will incur a penalty of £150, but this penalty rises to £375 after Tuesday 31 December 2019 if you still haven’t submitted your accounts. These penalties are £300 and £750 if you miss the deadline two years’ running. We can readily prepare and submit your accounts within the month if you contact us straight away.

Just stating the obvious, if you miss a deadline and incur a penalty, you still have the obligation of preparing and submitting accounts. That doesn’t go away and your penalty is just extra money you will need to pay.

 
Small private companies with a year end of 28 February 2019 and into their second or later year of existence should submit their accounts to Companies House by Saturday 30 November 2019 in order to avoid a Late Filing Penalty.