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Basis Period Transition when more than one accounting period
How should I enter details of multiple accounting periods for a self employment? From tax year 2024-25 onwards, self-employed individuals will be taxed on the profits that arise in the tax year that runs from 6 April to the following 5 April (the tax year basis). This replaces the previous current...
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02 Dec, 2024
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How do I use the What If? Planner?
You can use the What If? Planner to forecast next year’s tax liability by following these steps: Open the SA100 tax return in question Go to Check & Finish. Click on What If? Planner Enter the income figures: Click on Use 2023/24 Values and use Add/Edit for each section to adjust...
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21 Mar, 2024
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How do I claim reinvestment relief for SEIS shares?
For comprehensive information on the Seed Enterprise Investment Scheme (SEIS), including when you can claim relief, read HMRC guidance: Seed Enterprise Investment Scheme – Income Tax and Capital Gains Tax reliefs. To claim reinvestment relief for SEIS shares you'll need to complete the claim...
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07 Jun, 2023
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CT600 (version 3) Important Information
This form is used for periods starting on or after 1st April 2015. After a successful beta of this return type, online filing has been enabled. If you do notice anything unusual, you should report it to the Support Team at support@taxcalc.com. Please note that the 2015 CT form no longer has a...
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04 Apr, 2023
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How much tax will I need to pay in January?
The information you provide within the SA302 calculation will determine how much tax is due. This calculation will then apply any tax already deducted and leave you with a balancing payment (if there's any tax outstanding) or a repayment due (if you've overpaid in tax). If your total tax bill is...
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21 Mar, 2024
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How to claim EIS/SEIS/VCT Relief
When claiming relief under EIS, SEIS and VCTs, there are two types of relief available: Income tax relief Capital gains tax relief Depending on which you intend to claim, will depend on where the entries are required for disclosure on the return. If you intend to claim income tax relief,...
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21 Mar, 2024
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Why can't I print PDF attachments?
TaxCalc can only print PDFs created using versions 1.4 to 1.7. To check the version of your PDF, complete the following steps: Open the PDF document. Click on File in the left-hand corner. Click on Properties. Check the version number in the pop-up window. If you can't print the PDF,...
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17 Feb, 2021
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How to reflect Goodwill relief on the Corporation Tax Return?
HMRC have recently amended the rules (01/04/2019) on instances where profit can be reduced by claiming corporation tax relief on goodwill and relevant assets. We would recommend reading the HMRC guidance further on this particular topic to ensure you understand this fully before any entries are...
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28 Mar, 2022
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How to register for online filing to HMRC as a Non Resident.
If you are a non-resident, you will be unable to register for online filing in the normal way as HMRC require you to have a National Insurance number (NINO) or a Unique Tax Reference (UTR) already. If you do not have either of these, you will need to contact HRMC. Our customers previously have...
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29 Mar, 2022
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Basis Period Transition when more than one accounting period (for TaxCalc versions prior to April 2024)
TaxCalc April 2024 update Please note that the April 2024 update of TaxCalc contains additional functionality for handling multiple accounting periods for the same Self Employment. For details of how to use the additional functionality, see this Knowledge base article. We recommend that you...
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16 May, 2024
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How do I submit a tax return online?
Once you've completed your tax return, you can submit it online using TaxCalc. To do this, please see our video tutorial below: Alternatively, please see the written steps below: Click on Check and Finish. If there are no errors, click on File Online. Make sure the Test File box is...
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05 Nov, 2020
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Where do I enter Coronavirus other support grants on a SA100 and SA800
To declare CJRS (Coronavirus Job Retention Scheme) claimed through HMRC, and other grants provided by local government to support businesses through the Coronavirus pandemic please refer to the below instructions on where to declare this. Please note, SEISS grants reference has been removed from...
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21 Mar, 2024
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How are Payments on Account calculated
Payments on account are tax payments made twice a year by self-employed individuals to spread the cost of the year's tax. They are calculated based on your previous year's tax bill, and are due in two instalments. The payment on account is a way of paying off some of your tax bill in advance....
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21 Mar, 2024
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Why am I not receiving tax relief for my pension contributions?
You'll only see tax relief for your pension contributions if you pay tax at the higher rate. You make pension contributions net of basic tax. If you are a basic rate taxpayer, you receive tax relief in the form of HMRC topping up your payment by 20%. You get the tax relief automatically if...
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20 Aug, 2019
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Can I submit the SA200 short tax return in TaxCalc?
You can't submit the SA200 short tax return in TaxCalc but you can use the longer SA100 tax return. You can file an SA100 either: on paper by 31 October or online by 31 January. TaxCalc will calculate any liability or repayment due, saving you time and ensuring you are aware of any...
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02 Mar, 2018
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