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Cheshire


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Just a sense check please.

Am HMRC agent.   But not listed as agent for a client (running out of time....their fault!) - I can submit returns to HMRC without being listed as their agent via taxfiler.   

Just checking I have it right.

 

TIA

 

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Cheshire wrote:

Just a sense check please.

Am HMRC agent.   But not listed as agent for a client (running out of time....their fault!) - I can submit returns to HMRC without being listed as their agent via taxfiler.   

Just checking I have it right.

 

 Hi Joanne, sorry in a rush but yes you can I did one earlier this year 



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I don't use taxfiler but I assume the same rules apply to all software.
I filed a similar return today using Taxcalc .



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Cheshire


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Hi guys
Thought that was right. But you know what happens when you start to think too much?!!

Thank you for confirming. Mucho appreciated!

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This will change with ITSA, however. ITSA will require that people have the correct client or ASA authority.

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Cheshire


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Hi John
I noticed you commented such on a similar thread on Aweb.

Wonder if anyone has told HMRC that a few folk file without being classed an listed as a client's agent. That could cause some carnage when the deadlines are imminent at least to start with!

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