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Previously on "From umbrella to own ltd. quick advice"
In that case it may be worth it. I wouldn't bother with VAT reg though as this will probably come through just about when you are winding the company down.
Speak to an accountant but not sure how a coy like this could be viewed. If you are setting it up with the express interest in crashing it then it probably will be seen as a vessel in which to avoid tax.
But it costs nothing to register for VAT and the chances are it and the Flat Rate Scheme will be through before 5 1/2 months. You can invoice 'pending VAT registration' and then invoice for backdated invoice when the registration is through and pocket an extra approx. 3% (before CT). Well worth it. Do not think you can do a runner from the VAT man abroad, pocketing the full amount. They will hunt you down like a dog.
In that case it may be worth it. I wouldn't bother with VAT reg though as this will probably come through just about when you are winding the company down.
Speak to an accountant but not sure how a coy like this could be viewed. If you are setting it up with the express interest in crashing it then it probably will be seen as a vessel in which to avoid tax.
I just started my first contract 2 weeks ago and I'm working with an umbrella company.
I've left 5.5 months in my contract and then I'm going back to permie (not in the UK) so I want to maximise my earnings during that time therefore want to form my own ltd.
My question is, would it be wise to just go ltd and handle tax outside IR35 without checking where my contract stands with regards to IR35? This is considering it's going to be my first and only contract and I will be out if the country for a few years after that if not for good.
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