Limited company dividend tax guide – 2023/4 tax year
Here’s how company dividends are taxed, and how you calculate the amount of tax you need to pay on your dividends.
How are small businesses taxed in the UK? We explore the various taxes you will encounter as a business owner – either as a sole trader or a limited company.
Here’s how company dividends are taxed, and how you calculate the amount of tax you need to pay on your dividends.
Corporation Tax rates increased from April 2023. We look at how the new tax regime works, and how much more tax small companies now have to pay.
How National Insurance works for small businesses – Class 1 for limited companies, and Class 2 & 4 if you’re a sole trader or member of a partnership.
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Whether you’re a sole trader or company director, you may have come across the term “SA302” at some point. Your SA302 is an HMRC document that you may need to produce to prove your income for a given tax year.
If you are a limited company director, you will typically pay yourself a salary, and – as a shareholder – draw down profits in the form of dividends. So, what is the optimal salary/dividend split in 2023/4?
Which expenses you can claim via your limited company, and what to consider when deciding whether it’s you or your business that should pay for something.