5 Legal Ways to Extract Money from Your UK Limited Company

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  • Опубликовано: 8 сен 2024
  • In this comprehensive guide, we'll walk you through the intricate process of extracting money from a limited company. Whether you're a business owner looking to pay yourself or a shareholder seeking dividends, this video covers everything you need to know. We'll discuss key dates you need to keep in mind for tax purposes, explore various tax forms required for different extraction methods, and provide two practical examples to illustrate the process clearly.
    Key Dates:
    Year-end dates for financial statements
    Tax return filing deadlines
    Dividend payment dates
    Personal tax payment deadlines
    Tax Forms:
    Form CT600 (Corporation Tax Return)
    Form P11D (Expenses and benefits)
    Form SA100 (Self-Assessment Tax Return)
    Form CT61 (Certificate of tax deducted)
    Form DS01 (Striking off application by a company)
    Examples:
    Dividend Distribution: We'll demonstrate the step-by-step process of declaring dividends, ensuring compliance with legal requirements and tax obligations.
    Salary Payments: Learn how to structure salary payments efficiently, taking into account PAYE (Pay As You Earn) tax and National Insurance contributions.
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Комментарии • 22

  • @UK-Property-Tax-Accountants
    @UK-Property-Tax-Accountants  Год назад

    UK Corporation Tax Calculator www.optimiseaccountants.co.uk/what-is-a-uk-property-investment-company/uk-limited-company-corporation-tax-calculator/ Get free property investing education here simonmisiewicz.krtra.com/t/kCpRamw4ujdT Property tax basics guide www.optimiseaccountants.co.uk/types-of-uk-property-tax/

  • @highgatehandyman6479
    @highgatehandyman6479 9 месяцев назад +1

    Hey. really good video. so valuable

  • @ianabroad
    @ianabroad Год назад +1

    excellent info

  • @akhtaremco
    @akhtaremco Год назад +1

    Btw great content, keep doing the good work

  • @ianosiciliano1465
    @ianosiciliano1465 Год назад +1

    Correct if I am wrong Simon. If I own a limited company and I pay myself a salary of £12,570, then, I would pay 13.25% interest on £3,470 which it would be an expense of £459.775 for the company right? Then, the company will be able to claim back that interest at the end of the year right? Actually, the company, should be able to claim back 19% on £3,470. This should be beneficiary for the company and for the employee who is actually paying some contributions towards the state pension which is good to keep it alive

  • @jamesnoz
    @jamesnoz Год назад +1

    Adult parents lolz..
    Love your content. Appreciate your time and effort.

  • @johnfarnell749
    @johnfarnell749 8 месяцев назад +1

    Great video as allways. Hove you a loan agrement i can down load ?

    • @UK-Property-Tax-Accountants
      @UK-Property-Tax-Accountants  8 месяцев назад

      Sadly I do not have one but do a Google search for loan template and there will be plenty

  • @akhtaremco
    @akhtaremco Год назад +1

    Can you pay pension standalone(no salary) out of ltd company spv for buy to let?

    • @UK-Property-Tax-Accountants
      @UK-Property-Tax-Accountants  Год назад

      Technically this is possible. However, pensions are normally payable to paid employees or directors. It is possible for Hmrc to raise an enquiry as to the commerciality of making the pension contribution

  • @andrewfallon2719
    @andrewfallon2719 6 месяцев назад

    The vouchers.. you said £50 every 2 months. Does this mean it’s £300 for company owner every 2 months ?

  • @chrisder1814
    @chrisder1814 Месяц назад

    hello I wrote a ltd to sell on Amazon UK
    I am French and I live in France
    I don't understand why I receive letters from the English government every two months and the last letter I received was to ask me for money but I don't understand why since I never turnover fact
    and what I don't understand either is that I thought that Ltd are free?
    is it possible to change my credit card number and my registered postal address

    • @UK-Property-Tax-Accountants
      @UK-Property-Tax-Accountants  Месяц назад

      I think the best thing for you to do is to contact them and understand what the letter is all about

    • @chrisder1814
      @chrisder1814 Месяц назад

      @@UK-Property-Tax-Accountants of course I did twice for 10 days ago but they don't answer

  • @Shreddahtrades
    @Shreddahtrades Год назад

    50k to 250k is not 26.5 , its done on a marginal rate so 250k profit is about 21.94% corp
    www.tax.service.gov.uk/marginal-relief-calculator/check-your-answers

    • @UK-Property-Tax-Accountants
      @UK-Property-Tax-Accountants  Год назад +1

      Not quite
      The effective tax rate is applied to the entire profits.
      £100,000 has the marginal profits with 22.75% being £22,750
      However if you take away £50,000 which is taxed at 19% being £9,500
      The tax on the excess of £50,000 is therefore £13,250 (£22,750 less £9,500).
      This is 26.5% (£13,350 / £50,000).
      Does that help you navigate the craziness of corporation tax