HMRC: Millions of people face fines if they miss looming self-assessment tax deadline
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A warning has been issued that millions of people could be hit with fines if they miss an imminent tax deadline.
Accountants are shocked that HMRC is refusing to extend the deadline for self-assessment tax returns on January 31 - despite Covid causing serious issues for businesses trying to file.
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Vancouver, British Columbia (Newsfile Corp. - January 19, 2021) - American CuMo Mining Corporation (
TSXV: MLY) (OTC Pink: MLYCF) ( CuMoCo or the Company ) is pleased to announce that all resolutions put forth at the Company s Annual General Meeting ( AGM ) held January 12 were passed and approved by the shareholders of the Company.
The following individuals were re-elected directors of CuMoCo: Dr. John Moeller, Shaun M. Dykes, and Trevor Burns. Due to health reasons, Thomas Conway did not stand for re-election. The Company wishes to thank Mr. Conway for his years of service to the Company and wishes him all the best.
Shaun Dykes, the President and Chief Executive Officer, first thanked the shareholders for their support and continued patience during the past 12 months and provided an update on the progress of the CuMo Project and the current plans to move forward. As a direct result of the announcement of the updated CuMo Preliminary Economic Analysis, the acquisition of
More than 12 million people due to file their tax returns online by end of month
Accountants warn of long waiting times at HMRC plus Covid-related problems
As many as 2.5 million taxpayers could miss deadline and receive a £100 penalty
Mercifully the taxman has pledged to let off anyone badly affected by the virus
Taxpayers grieving or battling Covid will still get a £100 fine and must appeal
Hard-up households on track to pay an extra £1.8m by spreading the payments
The Association of Chartered Certified Accountants found the majority of accountants internationally believe they are in an inclusive profession, but nearly two-thirds think the profession still has an issue to deal with when it comes to diversity.
New ACCA global survey finds accounting and finance profession viewed as broadly inclusive, but with more progress needed More than 10,000 ACCA members world-wide contributed to new research on the state of diversity and inclusion in the accounting and finance profession
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NEW YORK and LONDON, Jan. 20, 2021 /PRNewswire/ Today,
ACCA (the Association of Chartered Certified Accountants) released a new report examining the state of diversity and inclusion in the global accounting and finance profession
. Through research questions and roundtable discussions, ACCA has gauged opinions from 10,000 ACCA members, affiliates and future members on a wide range of issues relating to diversity and inclusion, starting with the question Are we truly a profession that is open to all?