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Yes I registered interest for an individual settlement before the May '18 deadline. STILL waiting for calculations / offer though.
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Originally posted by Ltdoptions View PostWhat if you're not the only director? This is my situation. I would be open to settling my personal liability, but I certainly can't afford to settle for the company as a whole.
I suspect that HMRC would expect you to settle your personal position but not your fellow director/shareholder.
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What if you're not the only director? This is my situation. I would be open to settling my personal liability, but I certainly can't afford to settle for the company as a whole.
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The terms of the November 2017 settlement offered by HMRC are very clear when it comes to situations involving you and your limited company.
You can settle everything yourself (and the company owes you money) or you can settle via the company (and perhaps you owe the company money).
I'd be surprised if a professional adviser didn't know that or tried to charge you for a personal AND a company settlement.
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Originally posted by Ltdoptions View PostIf presumably you're the only director, isn't any company / personal settlement all one & the same anyway?
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If presumably you're the only director, isn't any company / personal settlement all one & the same anyway?
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Originally posted by Iter View PostYes ltd NI employer/ee and personal. Tax is shown in both calcs but then effectively deducted from personal calculations as if it’s paid at source.
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Yes ltd NI employer/ee and personal. Tax is shown in both calcs but then effectively deducted from personal calculations as if it’s paid at source.
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Originally posted by Iter View PostDepends really on what other factors are in their calculations for each tax year ie other income/ divis etc but basically including interest it’s about 40%.
I did question some of the initial calcs, they then sent me a further detailed breakdown including other settlement options.
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Settlement, NI and limited company
Depends really on what other factors are in their calculations for each tax year ie other income/ divis etc but basically including interest it’s about 40%.
I did question some of the initial calcs, they then sent me a further detailed breakdown including other settlement options.
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Originally posted by fatpug View PostHow is your settlement worded? Mine only refers to my personal PAYE liabilities but they then include a calculation of the limited companies NI (both Employees and employer).
I’m not sure what to make of it - I don’t want to settle personally then open up a can of worms for the limited company but then again the limited company is probably already on their radar.
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Originally posted by Iter View PostMy settlement is a calculation of ‘director making good’ as HMRC would put it, paying the ltd liability’s as well as personal.
Hopefully once settled then I can close the company, it’s been dormant for over 2 years.
I’m not sure what to make of it - I don’t want to settle personally then open up a can of worms for the limited company but then again the limited company is probably already on their radar.
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Settlement, NI and limited company
My settlement is a calculation of ‘director making good’ as HMRC would put it, paying the ltd liability’s as well as personal.
Hopefully once settled then I can close the company, it’s been dormant for over 2 years.
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Curious as to how your limited company was blocked from closing down?
I had a limited company, originally used for a scheme and closed it down middle of last year and no issues closing it.
Why do you think your company was blocked from closing?
In truth I had stopped using it on a scheme for a while and using a normal limited company, paying dividends etc.
Has anyone succeeded in closing down a company and had settlement figures for it?
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