Originally posted by Craig@Clarity
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Do I legally have to leave the Tax and VAT in the limited company?
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Agreed. Our concern is not so much the mechanics of what is being proposed by the OP but their apparent total ignorance of how it is all supposed to work.Blog? What blog...?
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Yeah that’s what I thought - the £11k figure used in my original post and your previous comment was inclusive of VAT. So my maximum dividend would be lowerOriginally posted by Craig@Clarity View Post
Not sure what you mean but if you're under the impression that profit is calculated inclusive of VAT then that's not correct. The basics of working out the maximum dividend you can declare is:
Sales (excluding VAT) = A
Expenses (excluding VAT) = B
Profit/Loss = A - B = C
Corporation Tax = C x 19% = D (If C is a profit)
Retained profit/loss = Maximum Dividend = C - D = EComment
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