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Missed the boat?

07 July 2005 / Mike Evans
Issue: 4015 / Categories: Comment & Analysis

MIKE EVANS takes a close look at HMRC's forms P11D, P9D and P11D(b) and provides advice on what to do next if the submission deadline has been missed.

THIS ARTICLE IS due for publication the day after the 6 July 2005 statutory P11D submission deadline. If you or your client have 'missed the boat', you might be wondering what penalties are going to be imposed and what you should do now to avoid or minimise those penalties?

MIKE EVANS takes a close look at HMRC's forms P11D P9D and P11D(b) and provides advice on what to do next if the submission deadline has been missed.

THIS ARTICLE IS due for publication the day after the 6 July 2005 statutory P11D submission deadline. If you or your client have 'missed the boat' you might be wondering what penalties are going to be imposed and what you should do now to avoid or minimise those penalties?

What is a P11D?

A P11D is a statutory report of expense payments and benefits in kind that an employer is required to send to H M Revenue & Customs (HMRC) for receipt by 6 July each year.
A P11D return is required for all company directors (excluding a director who is a full-time working director or a director of a charity or other not for profit organisation) and...

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