Introduction:
When a Limited Company makes a profit, it is normally a simple fact of life that there will be tax to pay. Many company owners have to decide on what to do with the profits. Options are:

- Leave them in the company and pay the corporation tax (Rates vary between 21% - 28%).
- Take them as an increased salary/bonus (Income Tax, Company and Individual National Insurance. In excess of 54% goes to HMRC).
- Take them as a Dividend, but still pay the Corporation Tax. (Plus upto 32.5% personal tax).

But now there are some more options open to Company Director's:

- Undertake one of our planning options and extract funds from the company (paying 0% Corporation Tax), plus potentially 0% income tax and 0% NIC
- Undertake one of our Corporate Investments that retain funds within the business while at the same time reducing exposure to corporation tax.
- Combine a tax efficient investment with extraction into an HMRC Approved fund - which in turn could issue funds to Directors, which saves paying 25% on dividends or 40% on income/bonus.

- Take a loan instead of taxable income.
- Use our planning to sell shares to a special structure and ONLY pay tax at 10% on the gain made.

We are also experts on the use of EFRBS (Employer Funded Retirement Benefit Schemes) and can show you how to use these as part of your overall planning process.


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Please note: We are not investment or pensions advisors, so anything you read on this web site should not be taken as formal investment or pensions advice.

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