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Self Assessment - not enough money to pay?
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SallyAnne, is this post connected to a post you made some time back where you said you spend what you turnover and then when your tax bill is due you start saving for it?Older and ...well, just older!!Comment
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What do you mean? I've paid all my tax up front? I pay low salary to avoid higher rate and take dividends as rest of income which has already been taxed (Corp tax).Originally posted by Platypus View PostYes but there can be additional top-rate tax to payComment
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yes but it all gets added back together to see if there is any top rate to pay (in uk dietstl , at least)Originally posted by Diestl View PostWhat do you mean? I've paid all my tax up front? I pay low salary to avoid higher rate and take dividends as rest of income which has already been taxed (Corp tax).
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If you take more in dividends that then put you into the higher tax rate, then there is additional personal tax to pay on the income from dividends.Originally posted by Diestl View PostWhat do you mean? I've paid all my tax up front? I pay low salary to avoid higher rate and take dividends as rest of income which has already been taxed (Corp tax).Comment
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Yes - quite a bit too (if you take lots as divis)- and this is what the OP was asking - how do you make provision for this extra tax.Originally posted by TheFaQQer View PostIf you take more in dividends that then put you into the higher tax rate, then there is additional personal tax to pay on the income from dividends.Comment
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Ah I wasnt aware of that! What percentage is it of income?Originally posted by Jubber View PostYes - quite a bit too (if you take lots as divis)- and this is what the OP was asking - how do you make provision for this extra tax.Comment
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very roughlyOriginally posted by Diestl View PostAh I wasnt aware of that! What percentage is it of income?
(income - 30k) * 0.15
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I avoid higher rate tax by having a crap rate and being benched for half the year.Originally posted by Jubber View PostYes - quite a bit too (if you take lots as divis)- and this is what the OP was asking - how do you make provision for this extra tax.
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Lol - Viz top tipsOriginally posted by gingerjedi View PostI avoid higher rate tax by having a crap rate and being benched for half the year.
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