http://www.taylorrobertsaccountants.com Just another WordPress site Wed, 15 Feb 2012 17:33:43 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.2.1 http://www.taylorrobertsaccountants.com/small-business-accountants#comment-255 HMRC workers strike may lead to self-assessment fines leniency « Business Trip Info Wed, 15 Feb 2012 17:33:43 +0000 http://www.taylorrobertsaccountants.com/?page_id=615#comment-255 [...] an accurate tax return by the deadline, many self-employed business owners seek the services of small business accountants, to ensure all necessary information is supplied and the available tax deductions – such as for [...] [...] an accurate tax return by the deadline, many self-employed business owners seek the services of small business accountants, to ensure all necessary information is supplied and the available tax deductions – such as for [...]

]]> http://www.taylorrobertsaccountants.com/hmrc-call-for-cleaner-data-440.html#comment-63 Matt Boyle Fri, 28 Oct 2011 11:55:32 +0000 http://www.taylorrobertsaccountants.com/?p=440#comment-63 Interesting to note that the total errors such as "A N Other" etc, amounts to 1,896, as quoted. However HMRc's 2009/2010 Accounts show that they were unable to match some 1.7 million National Insurance Contributions to Computer Records on the HMRC NI database. Are we to believe that this is entirely due to Employers being lax with supplying information or are the few cases quoted above being used as an excuse? HMRC recieved some 59.5 million Forms P14 in the year ending 5th April 2011, and one would expect some mistakes, but 1,896 errors out of 59.5 million would seem to be an insignificant statistical amout? Interesting to note that the total errors such as “A N Other” etc, amounts to 1,896, as quoted. However HMRc’s 2009/2010 Accounts show that they were unable to match some 1.7 million National Insurance Contributions to Computer Records on the HMRC NI database. Are we to believe that this is entirely due to Employers being lax with supplying information or are the few cases quoted above being used as an excuse?
HMRC recieved some 59.5 million Forms P14 in the year ending 5th April 2011, and one would expect some mistakes, but 1,896 errors out of 59.5 million would seem to be an insignificant statistical amout?

]]> http://www.taylorrobertsaccountants.com/small-businesses-survive-by-using-personal-funds-308.html#comment-22 CompareGasandElectricity Thu, 25 Aug 2011 17:29:35 +0000 http://www.taylorrobertsaccountants.com/?p=308#comment-22 Using your own money to help a small business survive is common, especially over the last couple of years. I think it is important to review of every expense of your business, from energy costs to supplies. I would look at each expense line item to see where the greatest savings could be found. Outsourcing your accounting work also seems like a wise idea. They may even be able to help you find some saving solutions. Using your own money to help a small business survive is common, especially over the last couple of years. I think it is important to review of every expense of your business, from energy costs to supplies. I would look at each expense line item to see where the greatest savings could be found. Outsourcing your accounting work also seems like a wise idea. They may even be able to help you find some saving solutions.

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