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Well, technically it doesn't impact company profits at all if you pay more dividends this year than last. But it does impact how much profit is retained in the company, which I know is what you meant. Just that somebody reading might think it affects Corporation Tax due on profits, and it doesn't, we're talking about after-tax profits here, so I decided to be pedantic.
Well thanks PC, no I hadn't realised I could effectively use my unused personal allowance in this way and I assume same could apply to swmbo as well. I am still living off last years redundancy money so had not even discussed dividends with my accountant-ette.
I have split myco shares 60/40 with my PA (swmbo) but I am not paying her a salary yet for the limited admin she is doing. I better get that corrected so we can both benefit in the most efficient way from this.
So now I am worried, am I being deceived, just how much sugar is really in a spoon full!
Originally posted by TheCyclingProgrammerView Post
Shouldn't that be on £30k?
Think the calc was based on £8k salary, £11k personal allowance. So you get not only £5k worth of dividends tax free due to the dividend allowance, but also £3k worth of dividends tax free due to spare personal allowance. Hence only £27k of £35k divis taxable.
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