Originally posted by Andrew@NymanLinden
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Is £10k the optimal 2014/15 salary when 10% dividend tax credit is factored in?
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Originally posted by Jeremiah@RJHAccountants View PostOr even there accountant very overwhelming
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Originally posted by Old Greg View PostSo what would concern me, Andrew, is that you take a position based on an understanding of the tax position of the two different salaries, but then stick to your position (which is disadvantageous) when your understanding is shown to be incorrect. Come on, man! We rely on you guys.
If I have made a mistake then of course I'd happily admit it, I will reconsider our position on this in light of the discussions - there I've said it!
I still stand by my position that knowing my clients better than anyone on here, for the sake of a maximum of £165 it is not worth it for them.
Wanted to also comment that of course, it's very easy for some other accountants here to jump on the bandwagon to try and portray me/us in a further negative light - without actually giving any constructive comments, it doesn't really help to show that you are providing a quality, professional service.
I'm going to review some exciting accounts now - as much as I would love to stay on the forum all day, I do (believe it or not) have a day job to do.
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Originally posted by Andrew@NymanLinden View PostThe salary level decision wasn't actually taken by me personally, but having done a quick review at the time I thought it was the correct one. Same approach has been taken by crunch I believe.
If I have made a mistake then of course I'd happily admit it, I will reconsider our position on this in light of the discussions - there I've said it!
I still stand by my position that knowing my clients better than anyone on here, for the sake of a maximum of £165 it is not worth it for them.
Wanted to also comment that of course, it's very easy for some other accountants here to jump on the bandwagon to try and portray me/us in a further negative light - without actually giving any constructive comments, it doesn't really help to show that you are providing a quality, professional service.
I'm going to review some exciting accounts now - as much as I would love to stay on the forum all day, I do (believe it or not) have a day job to do.
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Originally posted by Andrew@NymanLinden View PostTHEIR - FTFY -Jeremiah
I just believe that with good communication with your accountant then one extra payment to HMRC for a contractor, is really nothing that will give them sleepless nights, simple!
and as for spelling hey i am an accountant so only good with numbersComment
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Originally posted by Jeremiah@RJHAccountants View Post
and as for spelling hey i am an accountant so only good with numbers'CUK forum personality of 2011 - Winner - Yes really!!!!Comment
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Originally posted by northernladuk View PostThat would be why you are mixing a spelling error up with a grammatical errorComment
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Originally posted by Old Greg View PostIt was a spelling error.'CUK forum personality of 2011 - Winner - Yes really!!!!Comment
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