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And a pound for the how thick am I quiz machine?Originally posted by BrilloPad View PostWhenever I go to a pub I order a pint of bitter with a twist of lemon.
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He will by the time it's all overOriginally posted by NotAllThere View PostBut he's not bitter about it.
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But he's not bitter about it.Originally posted by BrilloPad View Post...
Rather than getting involved in marriage you should have used one of those "dodgy" loan scehmes. They hae a 0.000001% chance of success - far higher than marriage.
Are you not aware that marriage is the process of finding out what sort of man your wife would have preferred? Or that if a married person dies the first person the ploice question is the spouse? Or that marriage is about 3 rings - engagement, wedding and suffer?
And worst of all you bought children into a disasterous situation - have you never heard of fathers 4 justice?
Oh I nearly forgot - for best results trying dressing up as Batman and climbing a crane. Or kidnap Leo Blair.
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Actually the messy situation of owning the company with his brother could help in this situation as clearly all the company's income isn't his personal income.Originally posted by mattfx View PostYou have a company with your brother but you both contract at different places? This sounds dreadful. What happens if your day rates massively differ? Dividends have to be apportioned in relation to the amount of shares held within the company; you can't just give yourself X and your brother Y - if he has six shares and you have four in a ltd. with 10 shares, divi's have to be apportioned 60% / 40%.
Also OP, if you did what most other people do and pay yourself the minimum wage and top it up with dividends, will this not limit the amount you will have to fork over to the ex wife?
However in the long term it is best they have separate companies. Families especially siblings fall out over money and he needs to maintain the relationship with his brother as clearly they are close.
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You have a company with your brother but you both contract at different places? This sounds dreadful. What happens if your day rates massively differ? Dividends have to be apportioned in relation to the amount of shares held within the company; you can't just give yourself X and your brother Y - if he has six shares and you have four in a ltd. with 10 shares, divi's have to be apportioned 60% / 40%.
Also OP, if you did what most other people do and pay yourself the minimum wage and top it up with dividends, will this not limit the amount you will have to fork over to the ex wife?
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Ah thank you. Bring 'em on then.Originally posted by BR14 View Postnah, - they just can't get enough of your avuncular manner and freely passed wisdom
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No. But they can set ancillary relief at any level they want.Originally posted by John75 View PostCan a judge order me to take more out of the company?
Correct.Originally posted by John75 View PostCMS didn't seem to think dividends can be forced.
Some agencies will not want to deal with you.Originally posted by John75 View PostWhat are the views if I was working for a limited company whereby I am not a director or shareholder? Would this be questioned by HMRC?
You should be involving your accountant.
Rather than getting involved in marriage you should have used one of those "dodgy" loan scehmes. They hae a 0.000001% chance of success - far higher than marriage.
Are you not aware that marriage is the process of finding out what sort of man your wife would have preferred? Or that if a married person dies the first person the ploice question is the spouse? Or that marriage is about 3 rings - engagement, wedding and suffer?
And worst of all you bought children into a disasterous situation - have you never heard of fathers 4 justice?
Oh I nearly forgot - for best results trying dressing up as Batman and climbing a crane. Or kidnap Leo Blair.
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The other director is not my partner it is my brother and we are both contracting through the same company and operate as one.
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There are some belters aren't there. Does the cold weather set them off or something?Originally posted by stek View PostEnjoying this latest tranche of noobs?
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