

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
(HMRC will benefit MORE than you do, especially
when the 50% high rate of income tax is
applied).
- Take them as a Dividend. (But still pay
the Corporation Tax and additional Income
Tax).
But now
there are some more options open to Company
Director's:
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.
Corporate
Investment - Overview:
By making
an investment into a special LLP, the company
can claim significant year 1 tax concessions
(s.393A ICTA 1988) - and at the same time,
look forward to an income stream from the
LLP in years 2-5. The providers of the LLP
have a very a strong track record and have
raised many hundreds of millions in this
way.
HMRC seem content with the accounting and
taxation aspects of the investment, as they
will be getting a stream of tax from the
ongoing profits of the LLP.
The following is a simplified cashflow forecast:
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Case
Study - ABC Limited with £1,500,000
Taxable Profits:
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Without
Investment |
With
Investment |
| Year
1 Profits |
£1,500,000 |
£1,500,000 |
| Total
Capital Invested into LLP |
£0 |
£259,048 |
Accounting
Loss Arising from investment
(Which does not involve any loans
to "gear up" as with
some arrangements on the market) |
£0 |
(£1,200,000) |
| Taxable
Profits |
£1,500,000 |
£300,000 |
| Corporation
Tax (28/21%) |
£420,000 |
£63,000 |
| Distributable
Cash |
£1,080,000 |
£1,177,952 |
Years
2-5 Post Tax Profits from Investment
(Full details
of how this has been calculated
will be provided within the official
Information Memorandum on request) |
£0 |
£101,333 |
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The
savings can be used to fund
a number of other "Planning"
opportunities - such as Trusts
or Contracts.
(MIN SHELTER = £550,000
of Taxable Profit)
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