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Recent content by macray76
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Paying childcare costs through company
I think I'll stick with directly contracting with the provider and accept losing any underspend each company financial year. Thanks all for the advice!- macray76
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- Forum: Accounting / Legal
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Paying childcare costs through company
I suppose my biggest query is what happens with unspent childcare vouchers at the end of the financial year? As an individual I have until the children reach 16 years old to spend them but for my company I would need to show a liability on the balance sheet to show I have an obligation to pay...- macray76
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- Forum: Accounting / Legal
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Paying childcare costs through company
Self-admin scheme "in addition to salary" accounting treatment Self-admin scheme "in addition to salary" accounting treatment Sorry for bringing up an old thread but I have a similar situation to psychocandy above where the amount payable will vary from month to month. Some months the cost...- macray76
- Post #29
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Childcare query (direct co payment vs Gov's tax-free childcare)
Thinking the same. Going to stick with paying directly from company as our childcare costs are pretty low and I don't expect them to be more than £243 a month going forward. Oh and the tax-free childcare scheme is now open to under 9s as I was able to register for my 7 year old (although it...- macray76
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Childcare query (direct co payment vs Gov's tax-free childcare)
Hi. I currently directly pay my childcare provider £243 a month from company funds (this is not through childcare vouchers). However, I'm now eligible to sign up for the Government's tax-free childcare scheme but all documentation mentions that you can't be part of a childcare voucher scheme...- macray76
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Property Partner investing
Thanks all for the good advice. I'll take a look at REITs.- macray76
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Property Partner investing
Hi all. I'm looking at investing some of my limited company spare cash into property but rather than directly doing BTL am considering using a platform like Property Partner where you buy shares in an SPV that owns a property/set of properties. A monthly dividend is paid and there is the...- macray76
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- investing profit partner property
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