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Or weren't made aware because their client didn't tell them. I've yet to meet an accountant that can read minds. Some can barely read books.
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They did not.....Originally posted by northernladuk View Post
Hope to god his accountant pointed this out else he needs to go find a new one.
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Hope to god his accountant pointed this out else he needs to go find a new one.Originally posted by Eirikur View PostIf you already had a PAYE income of 38k this tax year, you should not take any salary until the new tax year.
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If you already had a PAYE income of 38k this tax year, you should not take any salary until the new tax year.
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Assuming outside IR35, the accepted wisdom used to be that you set it to the point at which you qualify for the basic state pension without actually paying NICs (LEL I think?)
No idea if that's true any longer.
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Salary level?
Hi,
Returned to contracting after a long hiatus. What are people setting their salary to these days?
My accountant suggested 1,047.50, just wanted to check with you guys though.
Another consideration, is that I already had an income of 38k on a self-employed basis in this tax year, before starting the limted company.Last edited by Untouchable1; 8 January 2025, 09:45.Tags: None
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