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There's unlikely to be any concession for someone who was 'too busy and forgot'.nasiaziz wrote:just file the tax return and then search SA370 form on google fill it with the reason why you couldnt do it and apeal they should dissolve it.
A company director under Tier 1 Entrepreneur and they weren't aware they were required to submit a SA tax return?nasiaziz wrote:trust me i do for my clients they accept it.
all you need to do is fill in the form and send..just put a reasonable reason say you didnt know you had to do a tax return or you were not aware.
regards
zimba88 wrote:You technically get 9 months (if you file online) from the end of tax year in April to submit your SA . There is no excuse to say you were busy. This could certainly affect your immigration applications (particularly for ILR)
Who must send a tax return.Ali272 wrote:Hi. I am now worried.
Do we need to submit SA if I haven't taken any salary or dividend from the company? My accountant told me it is not required if your are below the threshold.
I am not even registered for SA.
Being registered for SA does not depend on your tax liability. Self employed and company directors almost always must be registered for SA even if there is no income or profits. You should view this as an assurance because HMRC might issue a notice to file SA for a director and then you could be subsequently fined for failing to file.Ali272 wrote:Hi. I am now worried.
Do we need to submit SA if I haven't taken any salary or dividend from the company? My accountant told me it is not required if your are below the threshold.
I am not even registered for SA.
New members don't have the privilege of the PM facility until they have contributed 30 posts.zamaha wrote:Hi
I can not see any private message, so could you please send your message here.
I have seen two posts on the ILR forum where the members got ILR despite penalties. One had a Co House late filing fine and the other had a PAYE related fine.zimba88 wrote:You technically get 9 months (if you file online) from the end of tax year in April to submit your SA . There is no excuse to say you were busy. This could certainly affect your immigration applications (particularly for ILR)
I have seen two posts on the ILR forum where the members got ILR despite penalties. One had a Co House late filing fine and the other had a PAYE related fine.sm12 wrote:zimba88 wrote:You technically get 9 months (if you file online) from the end of tax year in April to submit your SA . There is no excuse to say you were busy. This could certainly affect your immigration applications (particularly for ILR)
All, post in public so all may contribute - and benefit.zamaha wrote:Hi
I can not see any private message, so could you please send your message here.
Choose your representatives carefully.zamaha wrote:How I can recover from the miatake. I have filled all the companie's accounts online and it was the first year I was required to do so. Honestly I did not know that I must do that.
I had my interview last week and they did not ask anything about that. Should I contact with ho or just filing now and solving the problem and then they can see in their system?
Go to a good reputable chartered accountant. Explain your situation and ask for the best way forward.zamaha wrote:I am in shocked now. I appreciate you help. Thanks