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    50k spare

    I have 50k retained profit sitting in a bond in company account
    I pay myself 40k each year in divs and salary, then £10-12k pension from company

    I've thought about keeping 50k there just in case out of contract to pay myself 40k sal, divs + 10k pension for 12 months

    but if I contract ends I probably won't need to pay myself that much as I would move in with parents until another contract comes along

    so can someone tell me how much tax I'm gonna have to pay to pull this 50k out this tax year? is it 32.5% * £50,000 = £16,250? and when would that tax be due? or is it 22.5% * 50k = 11250
    Last edited by contractor79; 17 October 2008, 15:33.

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    Put £50k in a SIPP. Then, if you're >50 immediately draw out £12.5k tax free. Buy £12.5k of bombed out building co shares in two ISAs with your partner, say Taylor Wimpey, for example. Sit back for 3 or 4 years and when the shares quadruple, voila, £50k tax free plus you have a SIPP! Job done
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      #3
      Originally posted by Fred Bloggs View Post
      Put £50k in a SIPP. Then, if you're >50 immediately draw out £12.5k tax free. Buy £12.5k of bombed out building co shares in two ISAs with your partner, say Taylor Wimpey, for example. Sit back for 3 or 4 years and when the shares quadruple, voila, £50k tax free plus you have a SIPP! Job done

      Ok, but thought I had to be 55

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        #4
        The latter. If you take the dividend now you pay won't need to pay for another year or so.

        http://www.direct.gov.uk/en/MoneyTax...nts/DG_4016453

        QB.

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          #5
          Originally posted by QwertyBerty View Post
          The latter. If you take the dividend now you pay won't need to pay for another year or so.

          http://www.direct.gov.uk/en/MoneyTax...nts/DG_4016453

          QB.
          so 11250 of the 50k will go in tax
          not bad actually

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            #6
            Originally posted by contractor79 View Post
            Ok, but thought I had to be 55
            From 2010. Until then, it's 50. HTH.
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              #7
              Originally posted by contractor79 View Post
              so 11250 of the 50k will go in tax
              not bad actually
              It's 25% of the net dividend. 22.5% of the gross. Remember the tax credit. So the tax is 12.5k.

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                #8
                Originally posted by ASB View Post
                It's 25% of the net dividend. 22.5% of the gross. Remember the tax credit. So the tax is 12.5k.
                ok thanks

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