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COTAX Manual

COM33000 · Background: typical case examples

  • COM33001 · Introduction
  • COM33010 · New company - Section 55 Finance Act 2004 information provided
  • COM33020 · New company, Section 55 Finance Act 2004 information not provided
  • COM33030 · Company pays and self assesses on time
  • COM33040 · Company pays late and delivers late
  • COM33050 · Company neither pays nor delivers
  • COM33011 · Forms
  • COM33012 · Functions
  1. Background: typical case examples: contents
  2. Background: typical case examples: new company - Section 55 Finance Act 2004 information provided

COM33010 | Background: typical case examples: new company - Section 55 Finance Act 2004 information provided

From HM Revenue & Customs · COTAX Manual

A new company is incorporated and complies with the normal requirement to provide necessary information. The example covers live Accounting Periods (APs), dormant periods and the use of appropriate COTAX update functions.

The events are numbered in date order, and identified as follows:

  • Business Event - Action taken or arising outside HMRC

  • Automatic Event - Automatic COTAX action within HMRC

  • Procedural Action - Action taken by an operator

Order & Type of EventAction(s) Taken
1 Business EventCo A Ltd formed and registered with Companies House.
2 Automatic EventCOTAX record for Co A Ltd set up automatically from information provided by the data feed from Companies House.
3 Automatic EventCOTAX assigns a UTR number, creates the first AP from the date of incorporation for 12 months and a second from the day after the end of the first period to the Accounting Reference Date and issues form CT41G to explain the information that the new company must supply.
4 Business EventCo A Ltd advises the responsible office that it is dormant with no immediate plans to trade.
5 Procedural ActionClerical staff uses function MAPD (Maintain AP Dates) to set a dormancy period of 5 years.
6 Automatic EventCOTAX suspends issue of Notice to Deliver (CT603) as the company is dormant.
Some time later
7 Business EventCo A Ltd notifies HMRC that the business has started and it provides its first intended accounting date.
8 Procedural ActionClerical staff use function ACTP (Amend CT Payer Details) to enter date business commenced and accounts made up date.
9 Procedural ActionClerical staff uses function MAPD to amend AP record to show the revised period of dormancy and corrects the APs within the charge to CT.
Approximately one month after the end of the AP
10 Automatic EventCOTAX issues a notice to deliver (CT603), calculates the filing date (see Glossary for more information), records the specified period and the issue of the notice to deliver and creates the next AP on the COTAX record.

See:

  • COM33011 for a list of forms relevant to this subject

  • COM33012 for a list of functions to use in particular situations

  • COM33013 for legislation applying to this subject

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