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well then you ARE employed and are receiving a salary while out of contract, so together with dividends i'm not sure benefits you think the council will give you
so unless we stop the salary and dividends then we're technically employed
yes- why? I'm not saying I'd buy property with the ltd co, but take out all profit as dividends and buy property with that
well then you ARE employed and are receiving a salary while out of contract, so together with dividends i'm not sure benefits you think the council will give you
but if you put your money in your own property then you can claim benefits in the hard times, if it's all in cash or other investments they will expect you to fund yourself
doesn't this mean it's best to put money in property and leave nothing in your company or personal accounts. For example buy a flat where you contract with your cash and save paying rent which would be more than the interest your cash would get?
and what if your contract comes to an end would council pay your council tax and mortgage interest when out of contract and you could claim other benefits also maybe?
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