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ITR Filing 2024: Penalty is there for filing income tax returns over the deadline

ITR Filing 2024: July 31, 2024 is the deadline for submitting income tax returns for the financial year 2023–2024 (assessment year 2024–25). Depending on the duration of the delay, late taxes may be subject to penalties or interest charges. Since the Income Tax Return (ITR) summarizes a taxpayer’s earnings for the fiscal year, filing it on time is crucial to avoid penalties. In addition, the…

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What are the Small Business Tax Evasion Penalties?

Small Business Tax Evasion Penalties are severe and can cause huge impact not only in the income of the company or individual – it also damage public image that may impact future engagements.

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Kinda funny that W-2s still go out by mail every year, even though now everyone just goes and grabs the digital copies.

BUT this is because the IRS is not playing around about a worker’s right to get their W-2 (or 1099).

You get a paper copy sent to you because your employer is legally obligated to, unless they get your explicit consent to only receive it digitally. These paper copies must be either in your hands or at least postmarked by 1/31.

The only excuse for not getting you your tax forms is something like unforeseeable natural disaster.

Losing access to the system they paid you out of does not count. You having issues accessing the online system is THEIR problem, and they have to work to give you access.

You have the rights here—not your employer.

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Corporation Tax Late Filing Penalties

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Corporation Tax Late Filing Penalties

Hey there! Have you ever wondered what happens if you miss the deadline for filing your Corporation Tax Returns? Well, here’s the lowdown on Corporation tax late filing penalties. If you fail to file your returns on time, you’ll be faced with some not-so-pleasant consequences. For starters, you’ll have to pay a fine of £100 if your filing is just one day late. And if you manage to be late for three consecutive months, that fine doubles up. But wait, there’s more! If your tax return is more than 6 months late, HM Revenue and Customs (HMRC) will estimate your Corporation Tax bill and add a penalty of 10% of the unpaid tax. It’s important to stay on top of your taxes to avoid these penalties, but if you have a reasonable excuse, you can appeal against Corporation tax late filing penalties. So, let’s dive into the details of what you need to know about penalties for late filing of corporation tax return!

Penalties for late filing

Welcome to our comprehensive article on Corporation tax late filing penalties. In this article, we will provide you with all the information you need to know about the penalties you may face if you fail to file your corporation tax return on time.

Overview

When it comes to filing your taxes, it is crucial to meet the deadline. If you fail to do so, you may be subjected to penalties. In this section, we will give you an overview of the penalties you may face if you file your tax return late.

Penalties for late filing

Now, let’s take a closer look at the penalties for late filing. Corporation tax late filing penalties can vary depending on how long after the deadline you file your tax return. In the next section, we will explore the penalties based on the time elapsed since the deadline.

Time after your deadline

1 day

If you file your tax return one day after the deadline, you may be subjected to a penalty of £100. It is important to note that even a slight delay can result in penalties, so it is always best to file your tax return on time.

3 months

If you fail to file your tax return within three months of the deadline, you will be subjected to an additional penalty of £100.

6 months

If your tax return is more than six months late, the HM Revenue and Customs (HMRC) will estimate your Corporation Tax bill and add a penalty of 10% of the unpaid tax.

12 months

After 12 months of delay, you will face another 10% penalty on any unpaid tax. It’s important to note that if your tax return is late three times in a row, the £100 penalties for each late return will be increased to £500 each.

If your tax return is late 3 times in a row

If you have a track record of consistently filing your tax return late for three consecutive times, be aware that the penalties for late filing will be significantly increased. The £100 penalties for each late return will be increased to £500 each.

Corporation tax late filing penalties if you are more than 6 months late

If your tax return is more than six months late, the HMRC will write to you and inform you about the amount of Corporation Tax they believe you must pay. This is referred to as a “tax determination.” It’s important to note that you cannot appeal against a tax determination.

In this case, you must pay the Corporation Tax due and file your tax return. The HMRC will then recalculate the interest and penalties you need to pay based on the information provided in your tax return.

Appeals against corporation tax late filing penalties

In certain situations, you may have a reasonable excuse for filing your tax return late. If this is the case, you have the right to appeal against the late filing penalty. You can submit your appeal online by completing the necessary form. After completing the form online, make sure to print it and send it to the address specified on the form.

However, it is crucial to note that you must file your Corporation Tax return before appealing your late filing penalty. So, make sure to complete your tax return as soon as possible to avoid any further complications.

Before you start

Before you begin the process of appealing a late filing penalty, it’s important to gather all the necessary information. Here’s a list of the information you’ll need:

Your company’s Unique Taxpayer Reference (UTR)

The date on the penalty notice

The penalty amount

The end date for the accounting period the penalty is for

Additionally, you’ll also need to provide a detailed explanation of why you were unable to file the return by the deadline. It’s important to be thorough and transparent in your explanation to maximize your chances of a successful appeal.

In conclusion, it is crucial to file your tax return on time to avoid penalties. Late filing can result in significant financial consequences, so it’s always best to be proactive and ensure you meet the deadline. However, if you do find yourself facing a Corporation Tax return late filing penalty, understanding the appeals process and providing a reasonable excuse can help mitigate the consequences. Good luck with your tax filing!

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Corporation Tax Late Filing Penalties

Hey there! Have you ever wondered what happens if you miss the deadline for filing your Corporation Tax Returns? Well, here’s the lowdown on Corporation tax late filing penalties. If you fail to file your returns on time, you’ll be faced with some not-so-pleasant consequences. For starters, you’ll have to pay a fine of £100 if your filing is just one day late. And if you manage to be late for…

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Navigating Income Tax Compliance: Unraveling Section 276CC and Safeguarding Your Financial Future

Taxpayers, brace yourselves! The landscape of income tax compliance is undergoing a seismic shift, and it’s time to shed the “letting things be” approach. The Income Tax Authorities have unleashed their arsenal, specifically through Section 276CC, to crack down on non-filers and suspected tax evaders. In this comprehensive guide, we’ll delve into the intricacies of Section 276CC, explore recent…

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Let Me Help You Idiot! Hajime Kokonoi (Tokyo Revengers)

You met Koko when you were younger, and he took you under his wing. As an inspiring designer, you loved to make him nice clothes. As you get older, you want to be more independent, but Koko will always look out for you. Kokonoi x Reader (Bonten Timeline)

From the moment you were born, you had to fight tooth and claw to survive. Your dad left when you were three, leaving you and your mum with nothing. Your mum went back to being a hostess, meaning you were left alone in the single-room apartment you had. She was good at her job, earning lots of money and expensive gifts from suitors. But she had addictions and spent the money on drugs. From a young age, you had to fend for yourself and learn to survive, from clothing and making meals to keeping the apartment clean and ensuring mum put enough money aside for bills. Luckily, the neighbours took pity on you and helped pay for your school things, and one lady taught you how to sew, saying it would help you in the future to have a skill to pay the bills. You kept up your sewing throughout school, getting better and managing to sell some of your wares at a local market on the weekend.

This is where you met Hajime Kokonoi, and you took pride when he complimented the intricate details you embellished your clothes with. He decided you were going to be his personal designer in the future, and he was going to help you make a name for yourself.

PRESENT DAY

Koko kept his promise to help you, using his money and connections to get you into a good design school. All he asked in retum was you make all his clothes custom and free of charge, and of course you said yes because it was the least you could do. By now, he was on executive in Bonten, a criminal organisation and he liked to look nice because he had an image to maintain.

After working for a couple of designers, you saved enough to open your own shop in Tokyo, and it felt nice to pay with your our money instead of Koko's. Bonten kept Koko busy, so you didn't like bothering him unless he called you. You had one big problem, you had no real clue about money and expenses of running a business. And now you had to pay taxes on top of that, which went over your head. You chose to focus on commissions to make more money and filled in all the forms to the best of your abilities. Little did you know it would come back to bite you in the ass.

KOKO

I was busy dealing with the financial mess Sanzu had left for me after his last mission.

'I'm surrounded by idiots,' I groan, rubbing my temples.

'Err boss, I have the reports you asked for,' some lacky who's name I didn't deem important to lean stutters, standing in the doorway of my office. Even though y/n had paid for their shop and was getting quite a few comissions, I liked to keep an eye on them. They were a year younger than me and had become like a younger sibling I felt protective over. When we met up, we didn't talk about money, and I knew if they had a problem, they would come to me for help. However, my eyes widened, seeing the financial report in front of me.

'What the hell?' I gasp.

How could they be so careless when it came to finance? Firstly, they were paying way too much rent for the area, and secondly, the government wasn't happy with their taxes, which they had underpaid. They were close to losing their shop and facing a big penalty from the government who thought they were committing fraud.

I grabbed my jacket and car keys, needing to see them before the problem got out of hand. I run out of my office, ignoring Sanzu, having bigger fish to fry.

The light was still on in the shop when I pulled up outside. They liked to work late if they had a deadline. I enter the shop and the bell pings. I lock the door behind me and turn the open sign to closed.

'Hi, how can I help you - Koko, what are you doing here?' y/n stares at me, tilting their head to the side in confusion.

I walk over to the counter and put the file down in front of them, 'if you didn't understand, why didn't you ask me to explain?'

They open it, and the colour drains from their face, 'am I in big trouble? I thought I'd look dumb if I had to keep asking you to help me!'

I sigh loudly, 'yeah, well, you look pretty dumb right now, so that didn't work out for you.'

They look down at their feet and shuffle nervously, 'the last time we had coffee, you were stressed dealing with your colleagues' finances. I didn't want to give you any more stress, so I did what the internet told me to do filling out the forms. I'm sorry Koko. What do I do now?'

I walk and the counter and pull them into my arms. I didn't like to show emotion in front of the other executives, but y/n was the exception. I needed to protect them.

I kiss the top of their head, 'in the future don't take any extra comissions after you've submitted your taxes for the financial year until the new one starts or the govenment will think you're committing fraud. I'll get this sorted for you, and remember you can come to me whenever you need help.'

They squeeze me tightly, 'I'll never be able to pay you back, Koko. Sorry for being an idiot.'

I snort, you're the only idiot I can stand.'

Not wanting them to stress anymore, I'd also handle the rent problem for them, no one messed with the people close to me.

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USians! Haven't filed your state and federal taxes yet?

Don't worry, and don't rush.

File Tax Form 4868 for free by April 15th.

The form and more information can be found here:

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GST Return Filing Services in Delhi By SC Bhagat & Co.

The Goods and Services Tax (GST) system in India has streamlined the taxation process, but it can still be complex for businesses to navigate. Accurate and timely GST return filing is crucial for businesses to avoid penalties and ensure smooth operations. If you’re looking for reliable GST Return Filing Services in Delhi, SC Bhagat & Co. offers expert assistance tailored to your business needs.

Why GST Return Filing is Important? GST return filing is a legal obligation for businesses registered under the GST regime. It involves submitting details of sales, purchases, output GST (on sales), and input tax credit (GST paid on purchases) to the government. Filing returns correctly and on time ensures:

Compliance with Regulations: Non-compliance with GST regulations can result in hefty fines and interest on unpaid taxes. Input Tax Credit: Proper filing allows businesses to claim input tax credits, reducing the overall tax burden. Avoid Penalties: Timely filing helps avoid late fees and penalties, which can accumulate quickly. Smooth Audits: Maintaining accurate records through return filing facilitates hassle-free audits. Types of GST Returns in India Different types of GST returns need to be filed depending on the business type and activities. Here's an overview of the major returns:

GSTR-1: Details of outward supplies of goods and services (sales). GSTR-3B: Summary return showing total taxable value and taxes paid. GSTR-4: Return for composition scheme taxpayers. GSTR-9: Annual return for normal taxpayers. GSTR-10: Final return when GST registration is canceled. Why Choose SC Bhagat & Co. for GST Return Filing Services in Delhi? Expert Team: SC Bhagat & Co. has a team of experienced professionals who specialize in GST regulations. They stay updated with the latest changes in GST laws to ensure compliance and accuracy in your filings.

End-to-End Service: From compiling the necessary data to submitting the return on time, SC Bhagat & Co. provides comprehensive GST return filing services. They handle everything, so you don’t have to worry about the complexities involved.

Customized Solutions: Every business is unique, and so are its GST filing requirements. SC Bhagat & Co. offers personalized services that cater to the specific needs of your business, ensuring that you only pay the taxes you owe and nothing more.

Timely Filing: SC Bhagat & Co. prioritizes deadlines and ensures that all GST returns are filed within the stipulated time frame, avoiding any late penalties.

Affordable Services: High-quality service doesn’t have to come with a high price tag. SC Bhagat & Co. offers competitive rates for their GST return filing services, making them accessible to small and medium-sized businesses in Delhi.

Common GST Filing Challenges Solved by SC Bhagat & Co. Errors in Data Entry: Mistakes in entering sales and purchase data can lead to discrepancies. SC Bhagat & Co. ensures that all data is accurately compiled to avoid errors.

Complex Tax Rules: GST laws are constantly evolving, making it hard for businesses to stay compliant. With their expert knowledge, SC Bhagat & Co. keeps your business updated with the latest regulations.

Delayed Filings: Late filings lead to penalties, but SC Bhagat & Co. ensures timely submissions, minimizing risks of fines.

Mismatch in Input Tax Credit: They help reconcile input tax credit claims, ensuring you don’t lose out on eligible credits due to mismatched data.

How to Get Started? Partnering with SC Bhagat & Co. for GST return filing in Delhi is easy. Simply reach out to their team, and they will guide you through the process, offering personalized assistance based on your business requirements.

Conclusion Accurate and timely GST return filing is essential for maintaining tax compliance and maximizing input tax credits. With SC Bhagat & Co.’s GST Return Filing Services in Delhi, businesses can enjoy peace of mind knowing their GST obligations are handled by experts. Save time, avoid penalties, and stay compliant by letting SC Bhagat & Co. manage your GST returns.

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Self Assessment Tax Returns – A Complete Guide

The UK Self-Assessment tax system requires individuals and businesses to report their income and pay taxes if not deducted automatically. Taxpayers must file a Self-Assessment Tax Return annually if they fall into various categories, including self-employment, high earners, or those with specific types of income like savings or foreign earnings. Registration involves obtaining a Unique Taxpayer Reference (UTR) and setting up an online account. Deadlines are critical: informing HMRC by October 5th for new filers, submitting paper returns by October 31st, and online returns by January 31st. Accuracy in reporting income, expenses, and other financial details is crucial to avoid penalties, with options to amend returns if necessary. Maintaining records is essential, with different retention periods based on circumstances. Late filing or payment incurs penalties, but appeals are possible with valid reasons. Overall, compliance ensures taxpayers meet their obligations under UK tax law while managing their financial affairs responsibly.

Read More: Self Assessment Tax Return: Guide

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Simplify GST Return Filing in Delhi with MASLLP: Your Trusted Partner

Introduction: Navigating the complexities of GST return filing in Delhi can be challenging for businesses of all sizes. To ensure compliance and avoid penalties, it’s crucial to have a reliable partner who understands the intricacies of the GST regime. MASLLP is your go-to expert for GST return filing in Delhi, offering comprehensive services to simplify the process and ensure accuracy. In this blog, we will explore the importance of GST return filing, the common challenges faced, and how MASLLP can help you streamline your GST compliance.

Why GST Return Filing is Crucial GST return filing is a mandatory compliance requirement for businesses registered under the Goods and Services Tax (GST) regime in India. It involves reporting the details of sales, purchases, and tax collected and paid. Here’s why timely and accurate GST return filing is essential:

Legal Compliance Filing GST returns on time ensures that your business complies with the legal requirements set by the government. Non-compliance can lead to penalties and legal complications.

Input Tax Credit Accurate GST return filing allows businesses to claim Input Tax Credit (ITC) on their purchases, reducing the overall tax liability.

Financial Planning Regular GST return filing provides a clear picture of your tax liabilities and helps in effective financial planning and management.

Avoiding Penalties Timely filing helps avoid late fees and penalties, which can accumulate and become a financial burden for businesses. Common Challenges in GST Return Filing While GST return filing is crucial, businesses often face several challenges in the process:

Complexity of GST Laws The ever-evolving GST laws and regulations can be complex and difficult to interpret for businesses without specialized knowledge.

Accurate Data Entry Ensuring the accuracy of data related to sales, purchases, and tax payments is critical. Errors in data entry can lead to discrepancies and compliance issues.

Timely Filing Meeting the deadlines for various GST returns (GSTR-1, GSTR-3B, GSTR-9, etc.) can be challenging, especially for businesses with limited resources.

ITC Reconciliation Reconciling Input Tax Credit with suppliers' returns requires meticulous tracking and can be time-consuming. How MASLLP Can Help with GST Return Filing in Delhi MASLLP offers comprehensive GST return filing services designed to address these challenges and ensure seamless compliance. Here’s how we can help: Expertise and Knowledge Our team of GST experts stays updated with the latest GST laws and regulations, ensuring that your returns are filed accurately and on time. End-to-End Service From data collection and validation to filing returns and handling queries from the tax authorities, MASLLP provides end-to-end GST return filing services. Accuracy and Compliance We use advanced tools and software to ensure the accuracy of your data, minimizing the risk of errors and non-compliance. Timely Filing With MASLLP, you never have to worry about missing deadlines. We ensure that all your GST returns are filed on time, every time. ITC Reconciliation Our experts handle the complex process of ITC reconciliation, ensuring that you claim the maximum Input Tax Credit you are entitled to. Why Choose MASLLP for GST Return Filing in Delhi Client-Centric Approach At MASLLP, we prioritize our clients' needs and offer personalized services tailored to their specific requirements. Transparent Communication We maintain transparent communication with our clients, keeping them informed at every step of the GST return filing process. Cost-Effective Solutions Our GST return filing services are competitively priced, offering excellent value for money without compromising on quality. Conclusion GST return filing is a critical aspect of business compliance, and partnering with an expert like MASLLP can make the process hassle-free and efficient. With our expertise and commitment to excellence, we ensure that your GST returns are filed accurately and on time, allowing you to focus on your core business activities. Contact MASLLP today to learn more about our GST return filing services in Delhi and how we can assist you in achieving seamless compliance.

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I am not advocating paying taxes late. They then cost more money.

I do want to point out the penalties for paying taxes late (typically a maximum of 25% of the amount due on a payment plan often lasting 3-6 years) can be dealt with.

I cringe whenever I see people thinking “I am going to jail because I did my taxes wrong.”

Not unless you are explicitly seeking to commit fraud.

You are most likely going to get a stern letter saying you need to file, and then after you do, a bill, and then you work with someone to set up a payment plan.

I get equally cringe whenever I see people talk about the IRS as charging too much taxes or really anything to do with the amount.

That’s congress baby that’s why you should vote even in the midterms or to clarify one of the many reasons to vote in midterms

Don’t be afraid of money.

Rich people get richer when non-rich people do not, cannot, and/or refuse to learn and understand how money works.

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Avoiding Corporation Tax Late Filing Penalty

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Avoiding Corporation Tax Late Filing Penalty

If you’re a small business owner, you know that failing to file your corporation tax return on time can result in Corporation Tax Late Filing Penalty. In fact, if you haven’t filed a return within the required time frame, you could end up with a penalty of up to 20% of your tax bill. The good news is that there are ways to avoid a Corporation Tax Late Filing Penalty. You can follow a few simple steps that will help you ensure that your company is in compliance.

Accounting reference date

One of the most important dates for a limited company is the accounting reference date. This is the date that determines the last day on which the annual accounts of the company are to be delivered. If your company misses this date, it will be subject to a financial penalty from both Companies House and HM Revenue & Customs (HMRC). However, there are some things you can do to avoid these penalties.

If you want to change the accounting reference date for your company, you must apply to Companies House using form AA01. Once your application is accepted, you must submit your accounts within time limit set by the new date. If you miss the deadline for Companies House, you will face a £150 fine. If you miss the deadline for HMRC you will face a fine that starts at £100.

For both Companies House and HMRC the ultimate fine payable will depend on how long you are late for. See further below for all the penalties associated with HMRC corporation tax late filing.

It is important to remember the Accounting Reference Date as it determines the deadline for filing your company’s annual accounts with Companies House and HM Revenue and Customs. You can shorten the accounting reference date of you company if you wish. You can also lengthen the accounting period for your company. Once every five years, you can extend the accounting period to up to 18 months.

Shortening and lengthening the accounting period of a company is one of the reasons companies incur a late filing penalty. This is because a company can forget that changing the accounting reference date has caused the filing deadline to change.

Corporation tax late filing penalties

The failure to file accounts and corporation tax return on time will attract late filing penalties. The penalty can range from £100 to 20% of the tax due. In addition, any tax paid late will be subject to interest charges from HMRC.

The penalties for late filing of corporation tax return depends on how long you are late.

If you are late for a day the penalty is £100.

If you are late for three months, the penalty is another £100.

If you are late for more than six months HMRC would estimate your tax liability and add 10% percent penalty to it.

If you’re late for more than 12 months, you will be charged another 10% of the tax due. if you’re late in submitting your account for three consecutive years the £100 penalties will become £500 for each of the 1 day and the 3 months lateness.

Reasonable excuse

A taxpayer can appeal against corporation tax late filing penalty if they believe that they have a reasonable excuse.

If you are unsure whether or not you can claim a reasonable excuse for corporation tax late filing penalties, it’s best to contact HMRC. They have recently updated their guidance to clarify when a reasonable excuse can be used to avoid late filing penalties.

The test of a reasonable excuse is subjective. In most cases, a taxpayer must provide sufficient evidence to show why they were unable to meet their filing obligations on time. If this is the case, it is likely that HMRC will find in accept the taxpayer’s appeal and cancel the penalty.

However, HMRC may take a different view, particularly if the facts of the case mean that the excuse was not objectively reasonable. For example, a taxpayer with an illness which took up a lot of their resources could have a reasonable excuse.

How to avoid a corporation tax late filing penalty.

A company must file a corporation tax return with HMRC if it receives a “notice to file a corporation tax return. The deadline for filing this corporation tax return is 12 months after the end of its accounting year end date, also commonly referred to as the accounting reference date.

To avoid a corporation tax late filing penalty, a company and its directors should submit accounts and corporation tax return before its filing deadline. Failure to do so will result in a late filing penalty. Of course, as mentioned previously if a company has a good excuse for filing its accounts and tax return late it could appeal against the late filing penalty after it has submitted the late accounts and corporation tax return.

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Avoiding Corporation Tax Late Filing Penalty

Avoiding Corporation Tax Late Filing Penalty

If you’re a small business owner, you know that failing to file your corporation tax return on time can result in Corporation Tax Late Filing Penalty. In fact, if you haven’t filed a return within the required time frame, you could end up with a penalty of up to 20% of your tax bill. The good news is that there are ways to avoid a Corporation Tax Late Filing Penalty. You can follow a few simple…