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Welcome to the Haines Watts Newswire April 2009 News Darling delays full business rates hike The Government has scrapped plans to increase business rates by 5% from 1 April. Read more... Changes to flexible working will benefit 4.5 million Some 4.5 million parents will gain the right to request flexible working with new legislation in force, according to Government estimations. Read more... HMRC begins second ’tax amnesty’ As part of its second ’amnesty’ on undisclosed offshore accounts, HM Revenue & Customs (HMRC) has begun the process of contacting financial institutions to request customer details. Read more... Key dates April 2009 20th: Interest will begin to accrue on unpaid PAYE/NI for 2008/09 (if not paid electronically). 30th: Normal annual adjustment for VAT partial exemption calculations (monthly returns). Filing date for Corporation Tax Return Form CT600 for period ended 30 April 2008. May 2009 1st: Due date for payment of Corporation Tax for period ended 31 July 2008. 3rd: Last day for notifying car changes in quarter to 5 April - P46 (Car). 19th: Last day for filing forms P14, P35, P38, and P38A - 2008/09 PAYE returns, without incurring penalties. 31st: Last day to issue 2008/09 P60s to employees. Filing date for Corporation Tax Return Form CT600 for period ended 31 May 2008. |
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