There was mention of a template in the webinar. Where can that be found? Although it's quite easy to do one's own, I think it might just help to make sure nothing is missing.
Kate might have it from a different source but Ben Kerry from the Treasury team that designed the CJRS, speaking on a CBI webinar on Friday (or was it Thursday?) referred to directors not earning for the company but still being able to carry out "statutory duties". Some have interpreted this very widely, but I think it refers to "admin" such as filing accounts (as Kate says).
Those businesses that make payments on account of VAT will get deferral on 4 payments (31 March, 30 April, 29 May and 30 June), while others will only get deferral on 3 (7 April, 7 May and 7 June). What am I missing?
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Adequate resources to collect more tax - see 2.25 of the Green Book.
Are you thinking of IR20 and the Robert Gaines-Cooper case?
Me too!
Thank you so much for this.
There was mention of a template in the webinar. Where can that be found? Although it's quite easy to do one's own, I think it might just help to make sure nothing is missing.
Kate might have it from a different source but Ben Kerry from the Treasury team that designed the CJRS, speaking on a CBI webinar on Friday (or was it Thursday?) referred to directors not earning for the company but still being able to carry out "statutory duties". Some have interpreted this very widely, but I think it refers to "admin" such as filing accounts (as Kate says).
So you don't think I'm missing anything?
Those businesses that make payments on account of VAT will get deferral on 4 payments (31 March, 30 April, 29 May and 30 June), while others will only get deferral on 3 (7 April, 7 May and 7 June). What am I missing?
I hope you're feeling much better very soon Philip.
2 hours overtime per working day? That's surely not unusual?