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Rabjohns’ James Geary blows the whistle on new HM Revenue & Customs penalties

From 6 April 2010, a new system of penalties for late payments of PAYE, NIC, CIS & student loan deductions will come into force. This means that any monthly payments of deductions to HM Revenue & Customs (HMRC) which are even a day late may be subject to a penalty.

The level of penalties that can be imposed varies between 1% and 4% of the late month’s due payment, depending on the number of late payments in each tax year. There is no penalty if only one payment is late.

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In this issue...

Another fine mess

VAT online filing

Fredriks arrival

Rabjohns promotions

Deal focus - Drivers Dream Days

New business wins ...and more!

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Recent News Updates...

Local technology businesses embrace ‘Ingenious Britain’

26 July 2010

On Friday 23rd July, Midlands-based business and tax advice firm Rabjohns LLP explored ‘Ingenious Britain’ alongside tenants at Malvern Hills Science Park and members from Herefordshire and Worcestershire Chamber of Commerce.

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Midlands Tax Specialist welcomes coalition pension changes

19 July 2010

Doug Robshaw, Tax Partner at Midlands-based business and tax advice firm Rabjohns LLP, has today welcomed the decision by the coalition government to make personal pension plans more flexible.

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		Rabjohns’ James Geary blows the whistle on new HM Revenue & Customs penalties From 6 April 2010, a new system of penalties for late payments of PAYE, NIC, CIS & student loan deductions will come into force. This means that any monthly payments of deductions to HM Revenue & Customs (HMRC) which are even a day late may be subject to a penalty. The level of penalties that can be imposed varies between 1% and 4% of the late month’s due payment, depending on the number of late payments in each tax year. There is no penalty if only one payment is late. Click here to read more...
		In this issue...
		Another fine mess VAT online filing Fredriks arrival	Rabjohns promotions Deal focus - Drivers Dream Days New business wins ...and more!