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Tax Calendar 2006/07

October 2006

19

Due date for payment of month 6 2006/07 PAYE/NICs (22nd if paying electronically)

31

Private companies with 31 December year end must deliver accounts to Companies House.

31

CTSA returns for period to 31 October 2005 should reach HMRC.

November 2006

2

Submit form P46(car) for quarter to 5 October 2006.

19

Due date for payment of month 7 2006/07 PAYE/NICs (22nd if paying electronically).

30

Private companies with 31 January year end must deliver accounts to Companies House.

30

CTSA returns for period to 30 November 2005 should reach HMRC.

December 2006

19

Due date for payment of month 8 2006/07 PAYE/NICs (22nd if paying electronically).

28

Private companies with 28 February year end must deliver accounts to Companies House.

30

Last day to submit 2005/06 tax return via the internet to have unpaid tax of up to £2,000 collected through the 2007/08 PAYE code.

31

Last day for employers to sign up for a payroll giving scheme and claim a cash incentive of £300 to £500.

31

CTSA returns for period to 31 December 2005 should reach HMRC.

January 2007

19

Due date for payment of month 9 2006/07 PAYE/NICs (22nd if paying electronically).

31

Due date for balancing payment and CGT for 2005/06 and first payment on account for 2006/07. Submit 2005/06 tax return to avoid automatic £100 penalty. Last date for various claims relating to earlier tax years.

31

Private companies with 31 March year end must deliver accounts to Companies House.

31

CTSA returns for period to 31 January 2006 should reach HMRC.

February 2007

2

Submit form P46(car) for quarter to 5 January 2007.

19

Due date for payment of month 10 2006/07 PAYE/NICs (22nd if paying electronically).

28

Last day to pay 2005/06 tax to avoid automatic 5% surcharge.

28

Private companies with 30 April year end must deliver accounts to Companies House.

28

CTSA returns for period to 28 February 2006 should reach HMRC.

 
 
  This newsletter is for general information only and is not intended to be advice to any specific person. You are recommended to seek competent professional advice before taking or refraining from taking any action on the basis of the contents of this publication. The newsletter represents our understanding of law and HM Revenue & Customs practice as at September 2006.