Does anyone know if there is limit to how many dividends you can take in a month or the amount. Is there a restriction in amount too?
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Ask your accountant if they can provide sample meeting minutes and tax vouchers. These will need to be filled out each time you declare/take the divi.Originally posted by WesdevDoes anyone know if there is limit to how many dividends you can take in a month or the amount. Is there a restriction in amount too?Comment
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or you can do it yourself - what with you running your company and all...Originally posted by maxAsk your accountant if they can provide sample meeting minutes and tax vouchers. These will need to be filled out each time you declare/take the divi.Cenedl heb iaith, cenedl heb galon
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Yes...that's why I said ask them for a sample.Originally posted by Bluebirdor you can do it yourself - what with you running your company and all...Comment
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Is it not possible to take the divis, and then at the end of the year the accountant could retrospectively draw up the correct paper work???Originally posted by maxAsk your accountant if they can provide sample meeting minutes and tax vouchers. These will need to be filled out each time you declare/take the divi.Comment
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my accountant said that you can only take up to 5k per month and the rest has to be declared as a BIK? Is this correct?
Stupidly i've been drawing a few 1k divi's per month as i've been doing up the house!Comment
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Yes, but that probably counts as fraud.Originally posted by FiveTimesIs it not possible to take the divis, and then at the end of the year the accountant could retrospectively draw up the correct paper work???
All you need to do is sign a piece of paper.Will work inside IR35. Or for food.Comment
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One of you is very confused. If it's him, get a better accountant.Originally posted by Wesdevmy accountant said that you can only take up to 5k per month and the rest has to be declared as a BIK? Is this correct?
£5K is the limit for a director's loan, so that's probably where the confusion lies.Will work inside IR35. Or for food.Comment
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you can take as much as you liek as dividend PROVIDING the company is making the profit to cover it.Originally posted by Wesdevmy accountant said that you can only take up to 5k per month and the rest has to be declared as a BIK? Is this correct?
Stupidly i've been drawing a few 1k divi's per month as i've been doing up the house!
What you accountant is probably refering to is the personal tax limits - once you hit about £38k [ that includes dividend, gross salary & bank interest ] then any additional you start paying tax on your dividend.Cenedl heb iaith, cenedl heb galon
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