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HOw much dividends to pay for 2015

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    #11
    Originally posted by JB3000 View Post
    Best figures are £883.33/month for salary and £2,648.75/month for dividends

    You can fix by paying less (if you have already paid too much)
    Those are the optimum figures. However, we're halfway through the tax year almost and I'm assuming that the OP has not been trading since 6 April (or he'd have asked the question before now) and therefore he'd need to take his prior income into account.

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        Originally posted by northernladuk View Post
        Ahh.. Accountancy services supplied by online forum. Can't beat it. Lol...
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          #14
          Don't feed the trolls. This guy a newbie? He registered in 2012

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            #15
            Originally posted by SimonMac View Post
            I never said if the 30389 was gross or net
            LOL. I'm looking for any evidence that the OP would be able to get it right based on your info.

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