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We are a team of enthusiastic, pro active experienced North Wales based Chartered Accountants and our goal at all times is to deliver quality sound solutions for you and your business.
Compliance is a given at Salisburys. We offer all the essential accountancy services you'll ever need. We are supportive and helpful, making sure you stay calm, allowing you to focus on what you do best.
Accountants North Wales. Business conditions in North Wales have never been more challenging, or potentially rewarding. That’s where we start out, offering appropriate support, services and a strong shoulder to lean on when you need it. Good accountancy is the bedrock of your business, ensuring that you have the right management tools to allow you to see where you need to develop your business and act decisively.
Our services are designed to take you through the whole business life cycle from start-up, fundraising and grants, bookkeeping, payroll, tax and VAT advice through to major business transactions and everything in between.
We have taken care to explain all our various services on this website, please take a moment or two to see what we offer and be assured you will be most welcome to chat further about how we can add more to your business.
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BREAKING – HMRC CONFIRM FILING DEADLINE EXTENSION
26 Jan 2012
This was on the cards as soon as rumours of a mass walkout began to circulate; however it is now official, HMRC have confirmed that, due to anticipated difficulty of contacting their call centres on 31 January, the following provisions will apply.
- The filing deadline will be extended 2 days to midnight on 2 February
- No penalties for late filing or payment of tax will be applicable until after 2 February
David Gauke, Exchequer Secretary to the Treasury, said: “This strike ... read more. read more
HMRC To Start Including Debts in 2012/13 Tax Codes
16 Jan 2012
From April 2012 HMRC will be able to collect Self Assessment debts of less than £3,000 by including them in the taxpayer’s PAYE code. This applies to both tax debts and tax credit overpayments.
Last year HMRC began writing to affected individuals so that they would have the opportunity to arrange to pay the outstanding amount by another method. However, HMRC will now start including outstanding debts in PAYE codes issued from January 2012. Such amounts will be included in the ... read more. read more
