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    #21
    Originally posted by northernladuk View Post
    Ooooh. Get the new guy. Closing threads off with his first post. Let's get this in General and see what he's really made of!!
    I wouldn't trust an accountant who thinks that £8,404-£1,601 = £6,823.

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      #22
      Originally posted by Old Greg View Post
      I wouldn't trust an accountant who thinks that £8,404-£1,601 = £6,823.
      Love the numbers post. Always a complete **** up

      'CUK forum personality of 2011 - Winner - Yes really!!!!

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        #23
        Originally posted by northernladuk View Post
        Love the numbers post. Always a complete **** up

        You only get one chance to make a first impression, and accountants absolutely have to get the basics right. It's simply not negotiable.

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          #24
          Oops, mye fisrt psot and I cantt even tipe prorperly!

          Doh. Red face all round!!

          Indeed, it should have been the usual limited company contactor salary for 18/19 of £8,424...

          Lesson learnt - don't manually retype workings from excel! Humble pie fully eaten and sincere apologies given to all.

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            #25
            Originally posted by Hewitt Accountancy Ltd View Post
            Oops, mye fisrt psot and I cantt even tipe prorperly!

            Doh. Red face all round!!

            Indeed, it should have been the usual limited company contactor salary for 18/19 of £8,424...

            Lesson learnt - don't manually retype workings from excel! Humble pie fully eaten and sincere apologies given to all.
            Too little, too late.

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              #26
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              'CUK forum personality of 2011 - Winner - Yes really!!!!

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                #27
                Originally posted by northernladuk View Post
                3..
                If he can count that far.

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                  #28
                  Originally posted by Old Greg View Post
                  I wouldn't trust an accountant who thinks that £8,404-£1,601 = £6,823.
                  I don't trust an accountant who can't tell me what is in pounds shilling and pence.
                  Down with racism. Long live miscegenation!

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                    #29
                    He got the essential point:
                    Originally posted by Hewitt Accountancy Ltd View Post
                    WordisBond is pretty darn close TBH.
                    Everything else is insignificant.

                    I particularly liked this part, though:
                    Originally posted by Hewitt Accountancy Ltd View Post
                    Assuming you keep your overall earnings below the higher rate threshold, then taking a salary of £8,404 saves £8,404*19% = £1,601 of Corp Tax, and reduces the amount you have available to take in dividends from the Company by £8,404-£1,601 = £6,823.
                    The increased income tax on the salary is £8,404*20% = £1,685, and the reduced income tax on the lower dividends is £6,823*7.5% = £512.
                    so overall the net saving per annum is +£1,601 - £1,685 + £512 = £428.
                    Of course, £8404*19% is not £1601, it is £1596.76. And £8404*20% is £1681 not £1685. Etc. Well, of course, he calculated using the right number, £8424, rather than £8404.

                    So the analysis looks spot on, but Pete found a way to look like he was messing it up in the process while still getting it right. Well done! That's a special skill. Sometimes I wonder if that's the way Donald Trump is running the most powerful country in the world. Get a lot of things right but make the whole thing look like a mess. Maybe Pete is Trump's accountant?

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                      #30
                      Originally posted by WordIsBond View Post
                      He got the essential point:

                      Everything else is insignificant.

                      I particularly liked this part, though:

                      Of course, £8404*19% is not £1601, it is £1596.76. And £8404*20% is £1681 not £1685. Etc. Well, of course, he calculated using the right number, £8424, rather than £8404.

                      So the analysis looks spot on, but Pete found a way to look like he was messing it up in the process while still getting it right. Well done! That's a special skill. Sometimes I wonder if that's the way Donald Trump is running the most powerful country in the world. Get a lot of things right but make the whole thing look like a mess. Maybe Pete is Trump's accountant?
                      More likely to be suity's. Who wants to have to check their accountant's sums?

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