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Maslins replied

15 November 2022, 19:38
You'll likely want to stop your salary from the Ltd.
You may want to shuffle some/all of your shares to your wife (not something to jump into, multiple things to consider first).
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northernladuk replied

15 November 2022, 19:23
So you've two directors? Both earners? And one isn't going to be earning any income for the LTD for whilst the other continues to do so?

What are you thinking is the issue here?
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Misterfox started a topic Going PAYE & Keeping LTD Running

15 November 2022, 17:22
Going PAYE & Keeping LTD Running

Been contracting outside of IR 35 for ten years now and have been sitting on the bench for a while. Looking at a PAYE roll that I have been offered but want to keep my LTD open as my wife is a director and she is currently working on an outside of IR35 gig. Obviously, I will be talking to the accountants about this, but has anyone else done something similar or could share their experiences?
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