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Previously on "Calculating Available Profits"

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  • PAG
    replied
    Originally posted by AZZIK
    When working out your income for your self assessment, is it net salary or gross salary plus dividends and other income. Not sure how to calculate how much tax I owe on the dividends after its gone over the 38k threshold.

    The tax on divi after HR is 32.5 %. Then you have 10% credit. So overall you will have to pay 22.5% from your personal allowance. HTH

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  • AZZIK
    replied
    When working out your income for your self assessment, is it net salary or gross salary plus dividends and other income. Not sure how to calculate how much tax I owe on the dividends after its gone over the 38k threshold.

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  • VectraMan
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    Pretty much, assuming that you haven't paid any dividends yet and the balance doesn't include corporation tax for the previous year.

    I always go on:

    total invoiced value for the year so far
    - co. expenses & salary
    - VAT (owed + already paid)
    = profit.

    19% is corporation tax, 81% is what you can keep. Subtract the dividends you've already paid and you have the amount you can pay.

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  • kirk
    started a topic Calculating Available Profits

    Calculating Available Profits

    Ok, so I've sent this question to my accountant already but:

    Available profits: are talking roughly:

    co bank balance
    - co. expenses for the month etc.
    - VAT (to be paid)
    - 19% corp tax
    = profit available for dividends?
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