The government has drawn up tough new rules to collect more tax from company owners who sell or wind up their company. What’s the full story?
Published 11.01.2016
While getting your business off the ground you neglected your pension savings. You want to make up for it now but your advisor tells you that the annual contribution limits will prevent this. Is
there a way around them?
Published 17.04.2019
Interest rates on savings are currently derisory, yet your business is paying through the nose for its overdraft facility. Can you use your personal money to save your company costs and generate
tax-efficient income?
Published 31.03.2017
You’ve probably read in the press that the new pension contribution rules will restrict the amount of tax relief you can claim to a fraction of what it was before. So should you be piling cash in now
to beat this change?
Published 04.03.2011
The end of this tax year is approaching and with it the last chance to use your annual Capital Gains Tax (CGT) exemption. In a single stroke how can your company help you out while also lowering your
income tax bill?
Published 04.02.2013
For 2017/18 the annual limit on tax relief for pension contributions was slashed to £4,000 for some people. If you’re one of them, is there a way for you to increase the amount of contributions that
qualify for relief?
Published 05.03.2018
You’ve heard on the grapevine that by taking your personal pension earlier than planned there are a couple of ways you can dodge some of the new higher taxes that come in force from April 6. Is this
true and, if so, how does it work?
Published 09.03.2010
The current rules on pension contributions have been around for over a year, but they’re still throwing up new problems. The latest one can seriously limit tax relief for directors using a low
salary/high dividend tax strategy. What’s the full story?
Published 03.10.2012
A colleague tells you that tax relief on pension contributions is only allowed against salary and not dividends. And, because you only take a small salary from your company on which you don’t pay
tax, you’re losing out. Is he right?
Published 10.05.2013