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08 June 2006 / Mike Truman

Issue: 4061 / Categories: Comment & Analysis , Admin

MIKE TRUMAN looks at the data gathered from advisers on the change to the tax return deadline.

THERE HAD TO be one howler of a mistake and I made it last week. When writing to your MPs the Early Day Motion you need to ask them to sign is 2262 — Carter Review and Filing Deadlines for Self-Assessment Tax Returns. Not as I put in the magazine 2622. Sorry it was corrected on the website in the emails sent to those of you registered with us and on the blog — www.taxationmagazine.blogspot.com. Do check the blog every couple of days or so; it will normally be the first to announce any news.

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Those of you who registered your protest with us within the first few weeks were asked to complete a short Excel spreadsheet about the anticipated effects of the change to the deadlines on your practice. I gave you an extract a few weeks ago...

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Statistical certainty

© Copyright LexisNexis 2024. All rights reserved.

08 June 2006 / Mike Truman

MIKE TRUMAN looks at the data gathered from advisers on the change to the tax return deadline.

THERE HAD TO be one howler of a mistake and I made it last week. When writing to your MPs the Early Day Motion you need to ask them to sign is 2262 — Carter Review and Filing Deadlines for Self-Assessment Tax Returns. Not as I put in the magazine 2622. Sorry it was corrected on the website in the emails sent to those of you registered with us and on the blog — www.taxationmagazine.blogspot.com. Do check the blog every couple of days or so; it will normally be the first to announce any news.

Five questions

Those of you who registered your protest with us within the first few weeks were asked to complete a short Excel spreadsheet about the anticipated effects of the change to the deadlines on your practice. I gave you an extract a few weeks ago...

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