Claim all of your allowable expenses
Ensure paid invoices have been recorded – chase those you’re still awaiting payment for
Keep receipts 6 years after accounting period
£9,000 for junior ISAs (JISAs)
You can pay up to £60,000 taxed at 0% into your pension per year from your Limited Company
Utilise your partner / spouse’s allowance
EXAMPLE: On the basis you take a salary of £9,100
£1,000 dividend allowance taxed at 0%
The remaining £36,700 is then taxed at a rate of 8.75%
You can give gifts or money up to £3,000 to one person or split the £3,000 between multiple people
Avoid paying NICs by paying yourself a low salary, then ‘topping up’ with dividends
Reduce your company’s liability to Income Tax (including on Dividends) by diverting your company’s pre-tax profits into a company pension.
Any contributions must be made before your company’s financial year end to qualify for deduction.
Note: All the information and advice in this blog post was correct at the time of writing.
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