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    Corporate tax

    Hi All
    recieved a letter today.Inland revenue chasing me for £2400 overpayment back in August 2016. The company was dissolved in October 2016 .Can Hmrc still chase the company for the money although it has been dissolved
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    Re: Corporate tax

    i could be far wrong here so please wait for someone who will know more about it but i thought if company was dissolved they could only take assetts that belong to the company and not the person. i could be far wrong so please take what i said with pinch of salt.

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      Re: Corporate tax

      They could be chasing a director who has not behaved correctly.

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        Re: Corporate tax

        Hi ostell
        i was the director my accounts we’re done by a qualified accountant .ive got nothing to hide can they come asking for money back after nearly 2 yrs of dissolving the company it’s took them that long to find out they have overpaid.Im ringing accountant and tax office on Monday just wanted some advice as to where I stand

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          Re: Corporate tax

          If you lose your make a claim against the accountant and their professional indemnity insurance.
          Last edited by seduraed; 7th January 2018, 14:18:PM. Reason: Spelling

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