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Ask your accountant if he can help you with regenerating the corrected documents, as HMRC has been advised about the mistake.Amz wrote:Hi SM12
Yeah I do have an accountant. I spoke with HMRC and they told me this is not a big issue at all, I can probably write a letter to home office and let them know about this clerical mistake. The thing is I am not sure If I can correct the details in Payroll Manager File and re-print the P11 and P45 for the employee. If that's the case, I can probably get it done by my accountant.
What If I mention this in my cover letter about the clerical mistake, do you think its worth the risk ?
Regards
Amz wrote:Thanks a lot SM12.
One last question, probably asked that before but not satisfied with the response.
My 1st year accounts are prepared and signed my previous accountant and my 2nd and 3rd year accounts are prepared nd signed by my current accounts.
The Job verification letter from accountant and 50K investment letter from accountant, do I get that from the current accountant ? since the jobs have been for the duration covered by both accountants. No, people change accountants and I'm sure the HO understands that. Did the same accountant sign the accountant's report for the first year? If so, and if you are planning to submit the first year accounts, then just check that the old accountant is still registered. The investment letter can be submitted but ultimately, the HO will look at the accountant's report that is in the accounts. The letter is not required according to the guidance, so it is optional.
Also with accountant's letter or my own cover letter, does it need to be mentioned anywhere that the previous accountant acted between such and such dates and the current accountant has been working after XXXXX date ? or i DONT need to mention these details anywhere ? You don't need to mention this, but if you want to, you can write it in your cover letter.
your swift response would be much appreciated, sorry to be a pain.
Regards