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Horrors of their first budget.
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Originally posted by sergeantpluck View PostI thought that since I'm outside IR35 the NI threshold dropping to £5k means almost halving my small salary? And making the difference up in dividends means paying at the higher rate? I hope I've got it wrong - better email the accountant.Comment
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Originally posted by PerfectStorm View PostGuessing contractors will have to pay that employers NI increase - trying to avoid it with lower salary means no state pension.
That said, it'll still be a small increase on a small salary so ..
If there's more than one director and all directors are being paid enough for NI to be due then they may be able to claim Employment Allowance (which is going to be increased from £5,000 to £10,500)Last edited by Andy2022; 30 October 2024, 14:56.Comment
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Originally posted by mashetti View Post
Reeves said that in order to encourage entrepreneurs to invest in their businesses, the lifetime limit for Business Asset Disposal Relief would be kept at 1 million pounds, and would remain at 10% this year, rising to 14% in April 2025 and 18% in 2026-27.
from here https://www.reuters.com/world/uk/uks...ts-2024-10-30/
Does make me laugh though, that she can call that encouraging entrepeneurs. Any serious business would take years to develop and grow, so well beyound the 2026-27 time horizon.Comment
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Originally posted by Andy2022 View Post
Doesn't it depend on how many directors you've got on the company?
If there's more than one director and all directors are being paid enough for NI to be due then they may be able to claim Employment Allowance (which is going to be increased from £5,000 to £10,500)
Q Ltd employs two paid directors. Both are paid above the Secondary Threshold (set at £8,112 a year in 2016 to 2017 for directors). The company is eligible to claim the Employment Allowance for the whole tax year.
From here : https://www.gov.uk/government/public...dary-threshold
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Originally posted by willendure View Post
Never payed NI in my life, so could not give a toss.Comment
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Originally posted by willendure View Post
Does make me laugh though, that she can call that encouraging entrepeneurs..Comment
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Originally posted by willendure View Post
Shame about the BADR increase. I plan to get the money out of my ltd now by pushing it all into a SIPP, so I am not too upset about this. Also have sold my AirBnb recently so will still qualify for the 10% rate.
Does make me laugh though, that she can call that encouraging entrepeneurs. Any serious business would take years to develop and grow, so well beyound the 2026-27 time horizon.Comment
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No change to pension annual or lifetime allowances or tax free lump sum, which is great.
Inheritance tax extended to pensions which is very sensible.
No extension of income tax rates freeze.
investments in sensible things like Northern rail projects as well as health, roads and schools.
Employers NI is the big earner, but then when you exclude rises in 75% of tax through income tax, employee NI and VAT, it has to come come somewhere.
Higher tax on second homes to help to level the playing field with first time buyers and movers.
We'll see more of the detail later, but fixing the results of the previous 14 years will take time and it doesn't look like a bad start to me.
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Originally posted by willendure View PostCovid corruption commissioner - FFS, covid is ancient history now, get over it!Down with racism. Long live miscegenation!Comment
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