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    #81
    In all of the examples there is a percentage that you get as "take home", HMRC get the rest. I'm not an accountant but the amounts seem to be at least ball-park correct.

    This one is interesting though:

    Originally posted by Bosium View Post
    Freelancer Strategy
    82.00%
    £4,027.63
    £44,280
    The worker gets 82% take home. What happens to the other 18%? Specifically, how much of this 18% goes to HMRC and how much goes to the scheme operator or some other tax jurisdiction?
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      #82
      Originally posted by Wanderer View Post
      In all of the examples there is a percentage that you get as "take home", HMRC get the rest. I'm not an accountant but the amounts seem to be at least ball-park correct.

      This one is interesting though:



      The worker gets 82% take home. What happens to the other 18%? Specifically, how much of this 18% goes to HMRC and how much goes to the scheme operator or some other tax jurisdiction?
      It looks like the numbers are worked on £54k gross. If 15% of the gross goes to the scheme, there's £45,900 left - which don't leave much for the taxman...

      The point is that the £44280 is still liable for tax at some point, even if it's on your deathbed...
      Blog? What blog...?

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        #83
        Depending on your day rate and good tax planning you can achieve 80% in the lifetime of your Limited company anyway, that way eliminating the risk of jail!!
        http://uk.linkedin.com/pub/dan-moss/18/18/105

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