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11 September 2026
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Perfect filing solution at right price for a small normally exempt charity
I am a trustee of a small unincorporated charity normally exempt from filing a tax return. Caught by the loss of the direct filing through the Govt Gateway I was struggling to find a low cost way of filing our return. I liaised with Dormant Return and they made some amendments so they could file accounts under the pre April 2026 requirements. The £5 charge is something we can fully justify in spending whereas professional services of an accountant or more complex filing services costing in excess of £50 would be difficult to justify. Very grateful.
21 September 2026
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