Here is my take

1. You should not have to pay it from your personal account since it is your company owing the tax, not you personally. Of course, if your local tax authority can find a way to pierce your corporate veil, you will be personally liable. If you strictly follow all the corporate the formalities and did not co-mingle your personal assets with corporate assets, you should not have to worry about any potential personal liability.
2. As for your accoutant, you have to find him first before anything else. Even then, the chances are that you do not have a cause of action against him until you can prove that he grossly negligent, which is no reasonable competent accountant would have committed the same error. This is a pretty high bar in the court.

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• 回复：Here is my take -加州一哥- ♂ (212 bytes) () 05/07/2009 postreply 09:41:09

• I really cannot advise you on that -CyberCat- ♂ (337 bytes) () 05/07/2009 postreply 10:26:14