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Tax Tips For Company Directors

 

Tax saving tips and strategies to help company directors  to lower their tax bill.

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Tax Tips for Company Directors

This special guide has been written with the director of the small or medium sized company in mind.

It looks at possible tax planning strategies for such directors at each stage of a company’s life from incorporation through to cessation when either the director leaves or the company closes.

What’s in the Tax Tips for Company Directors Guide?

This guide is packed full of tax saving tips for the company director. Here are some of the key topics covered:

  • Starting a limited company
  • Holdover relief
  • Salary
  • Dividends
  • Bonuses
  • Which is the best combination for
  • Withdrawing money from a company
  • Employment allowance
  • Salary sacrifice
  • Directors loan accounts
  • Directors pensions
  • Alphabet shares
  • Dividend waivers
  • Phoenix companies
  • Succession planning

And so much more.

Who will Benefit from the Tax Tips for Company Directors Guide?

Any company director who wants to save money on taxes will benefit from this report. No matter the size of your company this tax tips guide will benefit you and your business. 

The report will also help tax professionals and accountants by giving them an in-depth understanding of the tax treatments for company directors to help maximise tax efficiency for their clients.