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Recent content by Untouchable1

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    Rule of thumb uplift from outside IR35 to inside IR35 day rate?

    I’m trying to get a sense of the typical uplift needed when moving from an outside IR35 contract to an inside IR35 one. For example, if someone’s day rate is £1,200 outside IR35, what would be the rough equivalent inside IR35 to achieve a similar take-home pay? Is there a general rule of thumb...
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    Looking for a Good Tax Calculator for 24/25

    My account came back with "Yes, it will still be worthwhile. The £1,047.50 is a tax-deductible expense for corporation tax purposes. This represents the most tax-efficient salary for a company director." I struggle to believe this is true....
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    Looking for a Good Tax Calculator for 24/25

    Appreciate the input. I have an accountant, I just like to do these things myself :)
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    Looking for a Good Tax Calculator for 24/25

    Hi everyone, I’m trying to get a better handle on my finances for the 24/25 tax year and was hoping someone could recommend a good tax calculator or tool that covers the following: Helps me estimate how much tax I should set aside. Allows me to model splitting my income between PAYE and...
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    Salary level?

    They did not.....
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    Salary level?

    Hi, Returned to contracting after a long hiatus. What are people setting their salary to these days? My accountant suggested 1,047.50, just wanted to check with you guys though. Another consideration, is that I already had an income of 38k on a self-employed basis in this tax year, before...
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    Sole trader vs Limited from a tax perspective

    I ran the numbers again with higher expenses and pension contributions. Increasing expenses doesn't make a difference from a tax liability. With no pension contributions, a sole trader is definitely more tax-efficient. (and less costs of insurance, accountants, hassle etc) However, as soon as...
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    Sole trader vs Limited from a tax perspective

    Returning contractor here. Setting up as a limited company always was more tax-efficient, but is that still true? When I use the calculator it tells me that I pay less tax as a sole trader. What's going on here? What are the benefits of setting up as a limited from a financial perspective?
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    Sole trader vs Limited Company - low paying 3 month gig

    This gig is very low-risk, so I'm happy from that perspective. Just interested in the financial aspect.
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    Sole trader vs Limited Company - low paying 3 month gig

    It's been a long time since I was contracting, so I'm not up to speed on the latest stuff. I just came out of a perm role. Expect I'll be looking for my next one for 3-6 months. In the meantime, I've been offered a 3-month contracting gig for £382 a day. They asked me if I want to invoice...
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    Sajid Javid set to curb ‘entrepreneurs relief’ in Budget

    At what point does it count as 'appointing a liquidator'? The liquidation company I've spoken to has said I could stop the liquidation at any point up to the 'general members meeting' has taken place and put the company into dissolution. Thanks, Untoucable1
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    MVL / Entrepreneurs relief question

    Hi, I have ceased trading, closed my accounts, de-registered for VAT, de-registered as an employer etc etc. and will be appointing a liquidator today. I’m keen to avoid any possible changes that might affect entrepreneurs relief in the upcoming budget. I have the following questions: What...
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    Closing down company & reclaiming statutory maternity from HMRC / entrepreneurs rel..

    Thank you everyone for your input. Not great news really! I think I'm going to lose out either way....
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    Closing down company & reclaiming statutory maternity from HMRC / entrepreneurs rel..

    I don't know, but I hope that my accountant has taken care of this. I believe that the claim has been made.

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