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Contractor pension options - opinions expiriences please
thank you for your response Would you have IFA to recommend? I am trying to see risk wise as well if it makes sense to invest more in ISA rather then Pension funds, perhaps IFA would help clearing this ... One can not wihdraw funds from SIPP and leave them with broker company in case of...- markotsg
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- Forum: Accounting / Legal
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Most popular contractor's pension option (LTD)
Hello I am a director of my LTD company and looking to start a pension option. I will be contracting for next 3-4 years minimum and looking for flexible pension where you can stop payments change contributions in case i go back to permanent employment, What do you recommend as a pension option...- markotsg
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Contractor pension options - opinions expiriences please
Hello I am in the process of finding and starting my Pension via LTD company. I head you can make payments to pension via LTD company which reduces your Corporate tax bill but also via personal contributions which incrases your tax band? Can anyone recommend pension type SIPP, Personal pension...- markotsg
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UK LTD in Germany
thanks all Would corporation tax paid in one country be credited in another? If I pay coporation tax in UK but not in Germany, if I do have to pay in Germany will they substract the UK coporation tax? If it comes to that as company may be longer term over 6-12 months in Germany (director will...- markotsg
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- Forum: Business / Contracts
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UK LTD in Germany
sorry in terms of corporation tax paid, if uk LTD company is operating (director based and works from home in Germany ) in Germany over 6 months, I beleive this company will have to pay corporation & Trading tax in Germany as well? Would it endup paying coporation tax both in Uk and Germany or...- markotsg
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- Forum: Business / Contracts
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UK LTD in Germany
Many thanks :) So in this case LTD wouldnt invoice the UK Client anymore? would I need to have new contract signed direclty with this client rather then LTD? I guess LTD would be without any income in that case?- markotsg
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UK LTD in Germany
Many thanks all, if the UK LTD company operates longer then 6 months, Mehrwertsteuer )corporation tax, trade tax,etc need to be paid in Germany. As my client (I send invoices to UK agency in UK) is based in UK I would still be charging VAT on my invoices? or that would stop as soon as I submit...- markotsg
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- Forum: Business / Contracts
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UK LTD in Germany
If dividends from UK are taxed 25% in Germany, are they taxed 25% at the end of tax year when you do annual tax submition and then remaining amount from dividends (After 25% tax) added to UK salary which is taxed as single income for that tax year? or the salary is taxed seperatley from...- markotsg
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- Forum: Business / Contracts
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UK LTD in Germany
BlasterBates if I register as Freiberufler do I still operate via my LTD? currently my ltd sends invoices to my client, would I as freelancer send invoices to my LTD instead current salary i am getting? As freelancer in germany, would you require Germany accountant for tax return in Germany and...- markotsg
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- Forum: Business / Contracts
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UK LTD in Germany
Hello Martin does this mean for 6-12 months in Germany I will continue to pay corporation tax in UK and income/divindeds tax in UK and Germany as well? with Dual Taxation agreement in place i would then have to submit tax return in bouth coutries and get the tax refund from UK I guess as I...- markotsg
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- Forum: Business / Contracts
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UK LTD in Germany
Hello I currently live in London and I do have my own ltd company.(I am single director). Under this company I work for the client in London. Currently I pay corporation tax in UK, and I receive the salary + dividends from the company. There may be possibility that I will be going to Munich...- markotsg
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