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Taking Dividend After 5 April But Applying It To Current Tax Year

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    #11
    Originally posted by rawly View Post
    I don't believe this is correct. As long as you have a papertrail of Invoices for March and have calculated your Profit and what is available, you can make the declaration.
    I'm happy to stand corrected. It was always my understanding that:

    Profit = Income - Expenses
    Deduct corp tax = profit after tax i.e. the amount available to pay divs
    Minus divs already paid = amount available to take as this dividend

    Sure, I suppose you could include monies invoiced but not received in Income

    My accountant always advised me never to take divs right up to the max, leave about £1k because you might find some expenses weren't in fact allowable.

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