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New Job!! Help Setting up?
djc2015
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in Cutting tax
Hi All,
Ive been offered a full time employment position in a construction maintenance position Guarenteed 40hours.
However, i want to set up my own business and pay myself as little as possible to avoid paying as much as tax as i can. Then pay myself the rest in dividends at the end of the tax year Minus the tax.
Maybe even pay my partner a minimum salary as my PA.
I will be getting 20-24k per year on this job.
Please Advise
Thanks
Ive been offered a full time employment position in a construction maintenance position Guarenteed 40hours.
However, i want to set up my own business and pay myself as little as possible to avoid paying as much as tax as i can. Then pay myself the rest in dividends at the end of the tax year Minus the tax.
Maybe even pay my partner a minimum salary as my PA.
I will be getting 20-24k per year on this job.
Please Advise
Thanks
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Find an accountant to arrange this for you and give you advice on managing the business to make tax returns easier.
It's a simple matter and shopping around you should find this not expensive.
SamI'm a retired IFA who specialised for many years in Inheritance Tax, Wills and Trusts. I cannot offer advice now, but my comments here and on Legal Beagles as Sam101 are just meant to be helpful. Do ask questions from the Members who are here to help.0 -
Sounds like a job to me, not self employed. Think you will have trouble cheating the system in the way that you propose.Ive been offered a full time employment position in a construction maintenance position Guarenteed 40hours.
However, i want to set up my own business and pay myself
Look at HMRC's website for employment/self employment.0 -
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You can probably do what you suggest (if the employer, who would then be your client, agrees) but you'll be caught by IR35 from what you've said so you'll pay the same tax but also have to deal with company paperwork and in all probability pay an accountant.0
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