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Limited company documents

Posted: Wed Mar 06, 2013 3:31 pm
by kpkr97
Hi there

I would just like ot know what documents should i show as proof of paying taxes as the managing director of a limited company. i have been paying personal and company taxes for the last two years before that i was employed as paye. i aksed my accountant but he is confused and i never got p60 or information form hmrc as having paid tax. thanks

Re: Limited company documents

Posted: Thu Mar 07, 2013 12:43 pm
by UKnow
kpkr97 wrote:Hi there

I would just like ot know what documents should i show as proof of paying taxes as the managing director of a limited company. i have been paying personal and company taxes for the last two years before that i was employed as paye. i aksed my accountant but he is confused and i never got p60 or information form hmrc as having paid tax. thanks
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Hi kpkr97
I am in the same boat as you are. I am not sure on p60 as this is my first year to do it as limited company. However, you will get the p35 which should highlight all your income from salaries as a director or dividends given to you or other sources. If you provide it with the Bank account for the last two years to prove that you had money coming in throughout the two years, then you should be fine. You may also want to include a letter from your accountant as well to support your income.

Re: Limited company documents

Posted: Thu Mar 07, 2013 1:02 pm
by destiniation_london
kpkr97 wrote:Hi there

I would just like ot know what documents should i show as proof of paying taxes as the managing director of a limited company. i have been paying personal and company taxes for the last two years before that i was employed as paye. i aksed my accountant but he is confused and i never got p60 or information form hmrc as having paid tax. thanks
If you have paying yourself salary, then you don't need to provide any evidences. All you need to provide is the employer PAYE reference number which you can find on your payslips or P60. It's in XXX/AAXXXXX format.