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All the relevant dates when Coronavirus claims and deferred tax payments are due
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Coronavirus dates for your tax diary

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A summary of the key dates for the key coronavirus business support schemes including: points when the rules change; when claims must be submitted; and when payments of deferred tax become due.

24th Jun 2020
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There are over a dozen business support schemes with different deadlines and qualifying conditions. Keeping track of when applications for schemes open and close, and the postponed payment dates for deferred taxes, is essential for good cash-flow planning.

The list below concentrates on the CJRS, SEISS, VAT and income tax payments. There may be other application deadlines for regional grants and business loans.  

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By CBPTS
25th Jun 2020 10:25

Many thanks for this, very useful.
No mention of sunny or rainy days though, to plan visits to the office!

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By mushroom_dept
26th Jun 2020 10:38

Useful summary, thank you

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By VP
29th Jun 2020 15:38

The deferred 31 July 20 POA for self-assessment income tax, would this still be due for payment by 31 Jan 21 if the 19-20 tax return is filed before 31 Jan 21 and shows the correct balancing payment? It would show total tax due for 19-20, less POA made on 31 Jan 20 but no POA for 31 Jul 20? Would you not just pay the full balancing payment and POA for 20-21?

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