Indicator - FL Memo
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Calgarth House, 39-41 Bank Street, Ashford, Kent TN23 1DQ VAT GB 726 598 394. Registered in England. Company Registration No. 3599719
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You’re about to reach state pension age but have no intention of giving up running your company. As you’ll no longer have to pay NI contributions on salary should you start taking more of it and less
in dividends?
You split your time between two companies and each pays you a modest salary below the NI threshold. During a PAYE inspection you were told that in future one of the companies must pay NI on the
combined salary. Is HMRC correct?
Taking benefits in kind instead of salary can save you tax and your company NI. To get the best outcome you need to tailor the arrangement to fit your financial circumstances. But is this type of
scheme always tax efficient?
We now know the NI limits for the next tax year as well as the tax-free allowances and rate bands. If you want to set your salary for optimum tax efficiency what figure should you be aiming at?
You’re planning the remuneration package for the directors of two new subsidiaries of your company. What should you be considering to maximise tax and NI efficiency?
Just before the end of the tax year you drew some cash from your company’s bank account for personal use. Now we’re in another tax year you intend to treat the payment as a dividend. When will you
have to pay tax on it?
Your accountant is finishing work on your company’s accounts. He suggests paying a dividend to cover payments your company made last tax year which will otherwise be taxed as benefits in kind. Will
this cause trouble with HMRC?
Despite the Budget being delayed until April 22 we already know the tax rates for 2009/10. So how does this help when it comes to working out how much you should take from your company in dividends?