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Matching payslips and dividends to Accountants letter
Posted: Wed Jul 18, 2012 7:10 pm
by mancuso
Hi all,
I'm a bit confused about this:
My accountants letter says I have earned for e.g. Salary: xxx per month and Dividend xxx per month but I physically paid my self on odd dates during the 12 month period. E.g. Two dividends spread across the 12 month period.
Are the accountant's letter, payslips and dividend vouchers supposed to match up exactly with the money transferred as shown on the bank statements?
Cheers,
mancuso
Re: Matching payslips and dividends to Accountants letter
Posted: Fri Jul 20, 2012 6:45 am
by zahid.ali.anwar
mancuso wrote:Hi all,
I'm a bit confused about this:
My accountants letter says I have earned for e.g. Salary: xxx per month and Dividend xxx per month but I physically paid my self on odd dates during the 12 month period. E.g. Two dividends spread across the 12 month period.
Are the accountant's letter, payslips and dividend vouchers supposed to match up exactly with the money transferred as shown on the bank statements?
Cheers,
mancuso
Yes, Accountant must check salary slips, dividend vouchers adn bank statements while making his letter. Any contradictory statement will go negative to your case and NOT to accountant.
Posted: Fri Jul 20, 2012 7:33 am
by mancuso
Thanks for the reply Zahid.
He has created a payment schedule / summary following the details on the CW guidance (page 32) on the Director's Loan account which matches bank statements and has a column which matches the payslip.
http://www.ukba.homeoffice.gov.uk/sitec ... iew=Binary
Columns are:
Date Detail Debit Credit
Date matches the bank statements
Debit matches the bank statement figures
Credit matches how much was taken out for Salary and Dividend from the above which match the Salary slip, Dividend Voucher and Personal and Corp tax return.
So I'm walking in with the following: Personal and Business Bank statements (which match the payment summary), Accountant covering letter, Payment Summary, Payslips, Dividend vouchers (so these will match the payment summary), P60s, Corp and Personal Tax returns, P35, Invoices, Company contracts, Profit loss letter
Would that be satisfactory? I guess he is doing the paper work as Self Employed but taking Salary and Dividend