Basically am in a pickle and my accountants Upton have not been great with advice here....
Say my company makes 100K a year. Take 5K out for expenses and 5K for my salary.
That leaves 90K.
I was under the impression I could pay about 37K in dividends which are tax free (as corp tax is paid on them) - However I have a student loan which I dont want to pay back just yet so if I do this I am 9% out of pocket.
I do not actually need the money - It can stay with the company - I just want to see whether anyone has ideas on how to avoid this??
I initially thought of closing the company after 3 years and only taking a 5K salary. I guess I could then use entrepenurial relief and pay 10% on everything withdrawn.
How do people on here actually get around paying student loans hwere possible and what is the general accepted route for taking money out of the company above the 37K dividend route
Say my company makes 100K a year. Take 5K out for expenses and 5K for my salary.
That leaves 90K.
I was under the impression I could pay about 37K in dividends which are tax free (as corp tax is paid on them) - However I have a student loan which I dont want to pay back just yet so if I do this I am 9% out of pocket.
I do not actually need the money - It can stay with the company - I just want to see whether anyone has ideas on how to avoid this??
I initially thought of closing the company after 3 years and only taking a 5K salary. I guess I could then use entrepenurial relief and pay 10% on everything withdrawn.
How do people on here actually get around paying student loans hwere possible and what is the general accepted route for taking money out of the company above the 37K dividend route
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