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Your company’s accounting period is ending soon and the directors want to pay a bonus so the company can reduce its corporation tax bill. The trouble is they don’t want to pay tax on it until the
following year. Is this possible?
Published 18.02.2022
Good profits don’t always translate to cash in the bank. So if you want to reward yourself and the other directors for a successful year, how can you do so if there’s not enough money and whilst
maximising tax efficiency?
Published 13.02.2018
A new financial year is approaching and your accountant has recommended a more aggressive approach to tax planning by paying regular dividends instead of salary. But your co-director/shareholder says
this will cause problems. Is he right?
Published 09.12.2011
Dividends are the most tax and NI-efficient way to take income from your company. The trouble is they can only be paid when your company has sufficient profits. But how do you work this out?
Published 27.11.2013
You want to pay yourself in the most tax-efficient way and this usually involves taking dividends, but these can only be paid if your company makes a profit. So what’s the position if you get your
sums wrong and you take too much?
Published 15.07.2013
Your company’s financial year ends soon. Despite the tricky trading conditions over the last year the accounts will show a profit. What steps can you take to legitimately reduce the corporation tax
bill?
Published 23.02.2021
Now that the Budget has confirmed the hike in NI it makes even more sense to pay greater dividends and less salary. But there’s a right way and a wrong way to do this. Make an error and you’ll be
easy prey for the Taxman.
Published 06.07.2010
As a director and shareholder, you know that paying yourself a dividend is more tax-efficient than a bonus. But if there are other shareholders, they must receive a dividend at the same time. How can
you keep more for yourself?
Published 18.01.2006
It’s a couple of weeks until the deadline for declaring benefits in kind to HMRC for 2018/19. How can you use a current year dividend to prevent the resulting tax charge and replace it with a lower
one payable at a later date?
Published 25.06.2019
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