Originally posted by abc111
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Because the answers you are looking for are called tax evasion, which is illegal. -
£4 a week 'Use of home as an office' which your company can pay you, no tax from you, tax relief for your Limited Company. Saves nearly £50 a year in corporation tax.Originally posted by abc111 View Post
That is it. You might be able to reclaim your mobile phone bill if the contract is in your company's name.
Fact is, your company provides you. It doesn't have particularly high costs, which is why your corporation tax bill will be 'high'.
If you're a contractor, use a contractor specialist accountant - Gorilla is who I use. And don't spend all the money you get paid by your client, it isn't all yours to spend. Rule of thumb: allow about 1/3 of what you get in from the client to pay VAT and corp tax. And pay your self assessment tax out of your money, not your company's money.Last edited by Contractor UK; 30 December 2020, 16:00.Taking a break from contractingComment
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Max out your pension payments. That will reduce your corp tax.
You'll be old before you know it.Comment
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You imply that this is genuine. I suspect it's not.Originally posted by zeitghost View Post
I suppose this clown realises that Hector reads these boards?
Nah.
Silly question.
Of course not.
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if he's straight then he's told you that paying from your company into a pension is a perfectly legitimate tax avoidance method. If he's not told you that then:..Originally posted by abc111 View Post
1) He's tulip. Get rid.
2) You're making this up and are a sockie
3) You've spent all the money, cannot afford the tax bill, are totally f***ed and your accountant has given up on you.See You Next TuesdayComment
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What answers are you looking for?…Maybe we ain’t that young anymoreComment
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I'm sorry to be a dunce, but what is a "sockie" ?!Comment
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Thread lock time?Originally posted by WTFH View Post"You’re just a bad memory who doesn’t know when to go away" JRComment
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