Originally posted by javadude
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Thanks for the feedback everyone
The 50 working weeks was just and axample for the sake of the calculation and simplicity, and so was the expenses. I understand i will probably work less and my expenses will fluctuate month to month. Same again for the banking, if its free then thats fine.
What i wanted to gain from my first post was if the methodology of the cashflow was correct and i hadnt missed anything
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Which is it?Originally posted by jgy6000 View PostPay myself a salary of £891.04 (£10692 for year)
So out of the £40,000 I’m drawing £20,292 as a salary
Surprised nobody picked that up. Expenses aren't a net gain. They're neutral (although in reality you can gain a bit). So your net gain is whichever figure you decide on for you salary, plus the dividends, minus any tax you have to pay on the dividends if you go into the upper rate (which you won't on those numbers).So my net gain from salary/expenses/ dividends is £33,945.25 into my personal bank accountWill work inside IR35. Or for food.Comment
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