| 9
months after company year-end |
Corporation tax for the year to be paid |
| 10
months after company year-end |
Company
accounts for the year to be filed with Companies House |
| 12
months after company year-end |
Company
accounts for the year to be filed with Revenue &
Customs, together with corporation tax return form
CT600. |
| Annually on anniversary of company
incorporation |
Annual
Return showing details of Company Directors, Secretary and
Shareholders to be filed with Companies House, within 28
days, together with filing fee |
| Quarterly (unless monthly or annual) |
VAT
Return to be filed with Revenue & Customs, together with
VAT due |
| January 31st |
Tax
Return for the previous year ended 5th April to be filed
with Revenue & Customs |
| April 19th |
Any
arrears of PAYE and National Insurance due for the year
ended 5th April to be paid |
| May
19th |
Employer’s PAYE return form P35 for the year ended
5th April to be filed with Revenue &
Customs |
| May
31st |
Copies
of forms P60 (year-end payslips) to be given to all current
employees (and to any ex-employees who request
them) |
| July 6th |
Forms
P11D (returns of benefits in kind and reimbursed expenses)
for the year ended 5th April to be filed with Revenue &
Customs |
| July 6th |
Copies
of forms P11D to be given to all current employees (and to
any ex-employees who request them) |
| 19th of each month |
PAYE
and NI for the previous month to be paid to Revenue &
Customs |
| 14
days after each calendar quarter and 14 days after company
year-end |
Form
CT61 to be filed with Revenue & Customs if any interest
paid with income tax deducted at
source |