Below is a potential model of your salary and dividend income and tax exposure, using the prospective tax rates effective from 6th April 2016:
Tax free personal allowance salary: £11,000 (tax free)
Tax free dividends: £5,000 (tax free)
Available dividends within the basic rate: £27,000
Dividends taxed at 7.5% (£27,000): (£2,025)
Take home pay: £40,975
There's a coporate tax savings of 1% from April 2016 and another 1% in 2020.
Sole Directors, get a hit on subsistence and travel, unless you have another employee or director then you're fine.
IR35 under massive scrutiny - so make sure your contract is water-tight and your work practices match that.
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Tax free personal allowance salary: £11,000 (tax free)
Tax free dividends: £5,000 (tax free)
Available dividends within the basic rate: £27,000
Dividends taxed at 7.5% (£27,000): (£2,025)
Take home pay: £40,975
There's a coporate tax savings of 1% from April 2016 and another 1% in 2020.
Sole Directors, get a hit on subsistence and travel, unless you have another employee or director then you're fine.
IR35 under massive scrutiny - so make sure your contract is water-tight and your work practices match that.
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Add to this thread if you have any more info to share.
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