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As dividends aren’t subject to NI, paying them instead of salary is a common way to cut your PAYE bill. But in a recent case the Taxman won the right to NI on bonus payments. Could he use this ruling
to attack your company?
Published 04.11.2009
The rules for working out tax on dividends from foreign companies changed for 2008/9. But if you follow the Taxman’s advice when filling in your self-assessment return, you may end up paying too much
tax. So, what should you do?
Published 18.09.2009
Where you own shares in a foreign company like Santander or Cadbury you might be getting hit twice for tax. When might this happen and what steps can you take to get back the tax you’ve overpaid?
Published 01.11.2013
Supporting your youngster while they’re living away from home and studying at university is expensive. Usually you would have to fund this out of taxed income, but to improve tax efficiency can you
divert some of your income directly to them?
Published 21.12.2012
The general view is that paying dividends rather than a salary or bonus can save you and your company tax and NI. But one of our subscribers was not so sure that it was always the case. Were they
right?
Published 11.01.2010
You want to transfer ownership of your business premises from your company to yourself. You’ve heard that it can be done using a dividend in specie. What is this and are there any tax advantages to
it?
Published 03.12.2015
You need to extract cash from your company. If you pay a dividend, your company could end up paying higher Corporation Tax, by way of the non-corporate distribution rate. Is there a tax efficient
alternative?
Published 08.12.2005
Changes to personal taxation which came into affect on April 6 2008, provide a compelling reason to hold your spare cash in an offshore-based fund. Sounds interesting? How can you take advantage of
these changes?
Published 05.06.2008
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