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Deadlines: February 2014

07 January 2014
Issue: 4434 / Categories: For Action , Admin

Key dates for your diary

1 February

  • £100 penalty and extended enquiry window if 2013 self assessment tax returns not filed on or by 31 January 2014.
  • Payment of corporation tax liabilities for small/medium-sized companies with accounting periods ended 30 April 2013 where payment is not due by instalments.
  • Changes to the VAT treatment of supplies of fuel for private use.

2 February

  • P46(Car) for quarter ended 5 January 2014.

7 February

  • Due date for electronic December VAT returns.

11 February

  • EC sales list for fourth quarter 2013.

14 February

  • Quarterly instalment of corporation tax due for large companies (depending on year end).
  • Application to defer Class 1 NIC (leaflet CA72A) for 2013/14, subject to approval of deferred employer(s).
  • Deadline for EC sales list paper monthly return.

19 February

  • File monthly CIS return.
  • Payment of PAYE/CIS Iiabilities for month ended 5 February 2014.

21 February

  • Supplementary Intrastat declarations for January 2014.

22 February

  • Electronic payment of PAYE/CIS liabilities etc for month ended 5 February 2014 should have cleared HMRC’s bank account.

28 February

  • Payment of 2012/13 self-assessment liabilities after this date will be subject to a 5% surcharge. (This deadline may be deferred if liability notified by 5 October 2013.)
  • Companies House should have received accounts of private companies with 31 May 2013 year end.
  • Companies House should have received accounts of public limited companies with 31 August 2013 year end.
  • HMRC should have received corporation tax self-assessment returns for companies with accounting periods ended 28 February 2013.
Issue: 4434 / Categories: For Action , Admin
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