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Office for National Statistics ARRRRRGGGH
Thanks Thanks Yes I did think that initially but thanks for confirming it.:banana:- joon1
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Office for National Statistics ARRRRRGGGH
Just got a letter from Office for National Statistics What is this... should I worry is it a tax investigation in disguise... does everyone get one??? Also closed my Ltd. Co down last year. Thanks in advance :freaky:- joon1
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Newbie going from Ltd. Umbrella !!
Hi been doing ths for about 1 and a half years now, i don't really like ir35 looming and also dealing with accountants....so...going to go umbrella.. can anyone tell me how 1)to wind down company 2) find a decent umbrella. if anyone has done this feel free to private message me...thanks in...- joon1
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newbie go easy!! Profit calc
good because thats what i did cheers- joon1
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newbie go easy!! Profit calc
Hi as said first year getting muddled up... working out taxable profit..(less expenses,salary) do i also subtract paye which i pay monthly??- joon1
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corporation tax - dividends
I mean when i work out my tax voucher per dividend do i take away previous CT to calculate new overall taxable profit...- joon1
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corporation tax - dividends
Hi getting myself mixed up again, i was advised on a previous note to calculate CT on a running total not substract every month, so how do I work out my taxable profit every time i pay dividends without taking away CT from previous time eg...- joon1
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Dividends and Corporation Tax
Thanks guys I've worked out CT will be about 12k so just need to bear it in mind..I take everyone is different regarding putting it aside or paying up at the last chap.- joon1
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Dividends and Corporation Tax
Firstly help me get into my thick head procedure please. Okay I know Corporation tax is due 1 year 9 months after initial start-up it is 20% after salary expenses etc. Okay I paid myself divvies 3 months after starting company lets say for example after deductions net profit £12000 okay set...- joon1
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