Originally posted by CoolCat
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Delaying payment till April 6th
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I think you'll find the law doesn't say anything. You pay your tax in the year your income is received. It's just about one of the only remaining advantages of running a Ltd Co as a contractor. You never need pay higher rate tax.Public Service Posting by the BBC - Bloggs Bulls**t Corp.
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Hope this helps (with regards to a brolly anyway)...
Section 18 ITEPA 2003
With the exception of some foreign earnings (see EIM42210), money earnings are chargeable to tax in the year they are received (see EIM42201).
Money earnings are treated as received for assessment purposes, and paid for PAYE purposes, on the earliest of the following:
when a payment of earnings is actually made or when a payment on account of earnings is made (see EIM42270)
the time when a person becomes entitled to payment of earnings or a payment on account of earnings (see EIM42290)Comment
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