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Previously on "Dividend Tax Allowances & Rates for 2020/21?"
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Originally posted by PeterSim View Post
If I'm deemed inside I am going to cancel my accountant and insurance immediately, just so they feel the burn.
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Originally posted by genius View PostAny rumours on what they might be set to? Hoping for some good news for once.
Unless they could do something like taxing dividends more for small companies, but I'm not sure how workable that is in the timescale.
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Originally posted by genius View PostAny rumours on what they might be set to? Hoping for some good news for once.
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Originally posted by Lance View PostMarch 11th. At the budget. If not then they stay the same.
Dividends payments are far wider than contractors.
The biggest shareholders are probably pension funds.
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Originally posted by genius View PostWhen will this be announced?
And are they going to hump those of still outside IR35 to such an extent that we'd make more money unemployed and on benefits?
Dividends payments are far wider than contractors.
The biggest shareholders are probably pension funds.
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If I'm deemed inside I am going to cancel my accountant and insurance immediately, just so they feel the burn.
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Dividend Tax Allowances & Rates for 2020/21?
When will this be announced?
And are they going to hump those of still outside IR35 to such an extent that we'd make more money unemployed and on benefits?Tags: None
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