I've been quite depressed how much tax I've been paying lately, and decided to use some online calculators to see what exactly is going on.
I have calculated (Using these calculators <modsnip- wrong link> that:
If a contractor with a limited company earns 100K, and uses the below NI threshold model for salary and the rest in dividends, that contractor is about 7K worse off than if they earned that 100K in salary.
So does this mean that I might as well pay myself everything in salary, pay no corp tax on my limited company because all my salary is an expense, and forget about dividends? This is what I'm seeing.
Has anybody else concluded this? And does anybody have an accountant that is not an online bot company that might actually develop a personal tax plan, taking into account this kind of information?
Thanks
I have calculated (Using these calculators <modsnip- wrong link> that:
If a contractor with a limited company earns 100K, and uses the below NI threshold model for salary and the rest in dividends, that contractor is about 7K worse off than if they earned that 100K in salary.
So does this mean that I might as well pay myself everything in salary, pay no corp tax on my limited company because all my salary is an expense, and forget about dividends? This is what I'm seeing.
Has anybody else concluded this? And does anybody have an accountant that is not an online bot company that might actually develop a personal tax plan, taking into account this kind of information?
Thanks
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