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Hex replied

26 January 2010, 13:12
Yep - sounds fine. There's nothing to force you to take a divi or salary.
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Kanye started a topic PAYE Moving To Contractor

25 January 2010, 21:31
PAYE Moving To Contractor

Hi Folks

First time poster, long time lurker.

A quick question...

I worked until December 2009 as a PAYE employee.

When I finished in January, I claimed back my overpayment in tax by claiming that I wouldn't work again till after April 2010. I am expecting a cheque or £3k any day now.

Today, I landed a contract which I think I will take.

Am I allowed to keep the £3k, and not draw a salary from my limited company until the new tax year. Is this how it works?

Thanks in advance
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