Hi Flibber
If you have not paid yourself a salary in these P30 periods, then I would not suggest you go back and pay yourself a monthly salary.
You have a few options:
1 - Accrue a salary to yourself in the last period of the accounts (assumed to fall in 2011 if company was set up just over a eyar ago) and pay the taxes on that. This will fall into the 2011/12 P35 and will not cause any issues. This salary does not have to be paid to you now but can be owed to you by the company via the director's loan account and can be paid to you over time when the company has money.
2 - Forget about posting it through the 1st year accounts and pay yourself a double salary in 2011 to make up for it.
With regard to the expenses, if they are legitimate business expenses that you have incurred on the company's behalf, you are entitled to file an expense claim to your company which you will be reimbursed for. This could include the broadband.
Subsistence is only paid to an employee when they are away from the place of work for a certian period of time. For more information, see revenue.ie/en/tax/it/leaflets/it54.html
Computer components, if they are of small value, would normally be expensed in the P&L and not deemed to be assets. Also, if they to be sold or sold as part of a service to a customer, they would be classified as part of cost of sales.
If you wish, I can cast an eye over your accounts and provide guidance on the corporation tax returns etc.
Regards
Eamonn
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