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Deadline dates for January 2021

01 December 2020
Issue: 4771 / Categories: News

1 January 2021

  • Payment of corporation tax liabilities for accounting periods ended 31 March 2020 for small and medium-sized companies not liable to pay by instalments.

7 January 2021

  • Due date for VAT returns and payment for 30 November 2020 quarter (electronic payment).

14 January 2021

  • Forms CT61 to be submitted and tax paid for the quarter ended 31 December 2020.
  • Quarterly corporation tax instalment for large companies depending on accounting year end.

19 January 2021

  • Pay PAYE, NIC, CIS and student loan liabilities for month ended 5 January 2021 if not paying electronically.
  • File monthly construction industry scheme return.
  • Payment of PAYE liability for quarter ended 5 January 2021 if average monthly liability is less than £1,500.

21 January 2021

  • Submit supplementary intrastat declarations for December 2020.

22 January 2021

  • PAYE, NIC, CIS and student loan liabilities should have cleared into HMRC bank account.

31 January 2021

  • Electronic filing date for 2019-20 personal, partnership and trust self-assessment (SA) tax returns.
  • Deadline for various claims.
  • Balance of 2019-20 SA liabilities.
  • Payment of first instalment of 2020-21 SA liabilities including class 2 NICs.
  • 2018-19 SA tax returns to be amended by this date.
  • ‘Vulnerable person election’ by trustees where the effective date is during 2018-19 (form VPE1).
  • Election under TCGA 1992, s 169Q to disapply TCGA 1992, s 127 for reorganisations in 2018-19
  • Election to opt out of pre-owned assets charge if this would first arise during 2019-20 (form IHT500).
  • Repayment claim for 2019-20 class 2 NICs if a small earnings election was possible.
  • Provision of final 2020-21 tax credit claims assuming that estimates had been provided by 31 July 2020.
  • Reinstatement of 2020-21 tax credit claim if ‘good cause’ is shown for missing the 31 July 2020 deadline.
  • Companies House should have received accounts of private companies with 30 April 2020 year ends and public limited companies with 31 July 2020 year ends.
  • HMRC should now have received corporation tax self-assessment returns for companies with accounting periods ended 31 January 2020.
Issue: 4771 / Categories: News
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