Wednesday 5 November 2014

Tax and Deadline Dates for November/December 2014


November 6 (Thursday): Women born between 6 July and 5 August 1952
reach State Pension Age today. Generally speaking, Class 1 primary (employee’s)
National Insurance contributions should not be deducted from earnings paid on
or after today, but secondary (employer’s) contributions remain payable (and
should be paid at the not-contracted-out rate, even if the contracted-out rate has
applied hitherto).
The same group of women are not liable to pay Class 2 contributions for the
week beginning Sunday, 2 November 2014 and subsequent weeks. 

November 7 (Friday): VAT Returns for the quarter (or month) ended 30
September 2014 should be filed online by today. The relevant tax should be paid
electronically so as to reach HMRC by today. 

November 14 (Friday): If submitted on paper, EC Sales Lists for October 2014
should reach HMRC by today. 

November 18 (Tuesday): 5% penalty charged if tax and Class 1B National
Insurance in respect of 2013/14 PAYE Settlement Agreements not paid by
today (with an extension until Friday, 21 November if paid electronically). 

November 19 (Wednesday): Where an employer/contractor makes his PAYE/
CIS remittance for the month ending 5 November 2014 by post, the cheque
should reach HMRC’s Accounts Office by today. 

An employer must submit an Employer Payment Summary (EPS) for the
month to 5 November 2014 by today, to be able to deduct recoverable amounts
(Statutory Maternity Pay, etc paid that month, or CIS deductions suffered by a
subcontractor company) from his remittance for that month. 

Whether submitted online or by post, a contractor’s CIS Return for the month
to 5 November 2014 must reach HMRC by today. 

November 21 (Friday): If submitted online, EC Sales Lists for October 2014
should be filed by today. Intrastat Supplementary Declarations for October
should also be made by today. 

5% penalty charged if tax and Class 1B National Insurance contributions in
respect of 2013/14 PAYE Settlement Agreements paid by electronic transfer
after today. 

November 22 (Saturday): Where an employer/contractor makes his PAYE/
CIS remittance for the month ending 5 November 2014 by electronic transfer,
the payment should reach HMRC’s account as cleared funds no later than today. 

November 30 (Sunday): CTSA Returns for accounting periods ended 30
November 2013 should reach HMRC by today. 

Private companies with 28 February 2014 year-ends, and public companies
with 31 May 2014 year-ends, should file their accounts at Companies House by
today.
December 1 (Monday): Due date for payment of corporation tax for accounting
periods ended 28 February 2014. 

December 3 (Wednesday): The Chancellor of the Exchequer will make his
Autumn Statement to Parliament today and the Office for Budget Responsibility
will publish its updated Economic and Fiscal Outlook 

December 7 (Sunday): VAT Returns for the quarter (or month) ended 31
October 2014 should be filed online by today. The relevant tax should be paid
electronically so as to reach HMRC by today. 

December 10 (Wednesday): The Financial Secretary has confirmed that
Draft Clauses for the Finance Bill 2015 will be published today.  

December 12 (Friday): If submitted on paper, EC Sales Lists for November
2014 should reach HMRC by today. 

December 19 (Friday): Where an employer/contractor makes his PAYE/CIS
remittance for the month ending 5 December 2014 by post, the cheque should
reach HMRC’s Accounts Office by today. 

An employer must submit an Employer Payment Summary (EPS) for the
month to 5 December 2014 by today, to be able to deduct recoverable amounts
(Statutory Maternity Pay, etc paid that month, or CIS deductions suffered by a
subcontractor company) from his remittance for that month. 

Whether submitted online or by post, a contractor’s CIS Return for the month
to 5 December 2014 must reach HMRC by today. 

December 21 (Sunday): If submitted online, EC Sales Lists for November
2014 should be filed by today. Intrastat Supplementary Declarations for November
should also be made by today.

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