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Most business owners know about dividends. Far few Most business owners know about dividends. Far fewer know about this 👀If your company has surplus cash sitting in the bank, there may be opportunities to make that money work harder whilst remaining tax efficient.One example is using a Director’s Loan Account alongside Premium Bonds.Premium Bond winnings are completely tax-free, with prizes ranging from £25 all the way up to £1,000,000.Now, before everyone rushes off to buy Premium Bonds...⚠️ Director’s Loan Accounts come with strict tax rules and deadlines, and this strategy is not suitable for everyone. This is not financial advice and you should always seek professional advice before implementing any tax planning strategy.But if you’re a limited company director with cash sitting in your business account, it’s definitely worth understanding your options.Comment PREMIUM below and I’ll explain how it works ✨
A little tax tip that could save you £1,375 ✨ If A little tax tip that could save you £1,375 ✨If you’re using your personal car for business journeys, your company can reimburse you for mileage and claim Corporation Tax relief on the expense.10,000 business miles = £5,500 tax deduction = £1,375 Corporation Tax saving 👏Just remember to keep a mileage log and only include genuine business journeys.Comment DIRECTOR below and I’ll send you our free mileage tracker 💌
Where the UK’s biggest income tax contributions ar Where the UK’s biggest income tax contributions are coming from 👀💸London alone contributes £63.8bn in income tax… more than the South East and East of England combined.Interesting reminder that population size, salaries and concentration of high earners massively impact how much tax different regions generate.In respect of the information above, this content is only for informational purposes and does not constitute any kind of financial advice.
One of the biggest financial advantages you can gi One of the biggest financial advantages you can give your child is time 👶💸Small amounts invested consistently from birth can quietly turn into something really substantial by adulthood thanks to compound growth.Most people think financial security starts in your 20s or 30s… but some of the smartest financial moves can actually start in childhood.In respect of the information above, this content is only for informational purposes and does not constitute any kind of financial advice.
Financial security is sometimes less about making Financial security is sometimes less about making more money… and more about tightening the leaks 💸
The salary you need to be considered “top 10%”… by The salary you need to be considered “top 10%”… by your age 👀£50k might sound average online, but at 25 it puts you in a very different position than it does at 45, and that’s where most people get it wrong when comparing salaries.Earnings typically build over time, peak in your 40s, then level out, so the benchmark for “high earner” shifts depending on your age.Context matters more than the number.In respect of the information above, this content is only for informational purposes and does not constitute any kind of financial advice.
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