Self assessment: A toolkit for agents

Once again Rebecca Benneyworth is on hand during self assessment season to advise accountants in the online Sage Taxation SA surgery. To accompany her free advisory work there, she has also put together this guide for the wider AccountingWEB members.
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- HMRC guidance
- Exclusions
- Student loans
- Correcting past mistakes
- Service downtime / unresolved issues
- Penalties
- Coding out liabilities and payment generally
- Filed late last year?
- Client not registered?
- Class 4 and brought forward losses
- Multiple sources and class 4
- Child benefit
- AIA increase
Or follow these links for more self assessment help:
- Sage Taxation online SA surgery with Rebecca Benneyworth
- Self assessment page News, advice and Any Answers
- Self assessment help from TolleyGuidance
- Top 10 SA questions answered by TaxCalc
Software resources
- BTC SA Solution Private user area and FAQ page
- CCH Tax advice line and CCH Online reference library (£1,145 for single user licence)
- Digita support portal
- Drummohr customer support page and Searchable Knowledge Base
- Forbes personal tax user manual
- IRIS Knowledge Base (registered users only)
- Keytime support portal
- PTP January tax resources and Knowledgebase
- QMS SA2000 FAQ page - not many specifics about 2008-09 filing issues
- Sage Taxation Resources
- TaxCalc 2012 FAQ page
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Now fixed
I noticed the amend this morning, Rebecca - given that you've spent a good part of the weekend monitoring your computer for the Sage Taxation Q&A, I'm sorry I didn't look in earlier to pick it up.
Rebecca & John
thanks for this





Darn it
Sorry guys, finger trouble. The AIA is available for periods starting on or after 1 January not 31. I think I was trying to type 31 December and then got distracted.I'll get JOhn to amend the article on Monday.
While I'm on there was a good question about interest on PPI refunds on the sage surgery Thursday. Have a peek.