Ltd co newbie - help !!

April 16, 2018, 1:54 pm

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Hi all

Thanks in advance !!

Taking a new job in June - covering maternity leave (but could well lead to permanent)

New employer suggested that I do this as a 6 month contract with them - set myself up as a ltd company and get a tax break

I can't seem to get to the bottom of exactly how this would work out better for me (£40k salary) !!??

Any help appreciated :T

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April 16, 2018, 11:53 pm

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April 17, 2018, 4:33 am

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Hi everyone, hope someone can give me some advice!

My husband is an Australian citizen living here in the UK with me (currently on a leave to remain visa which is about to be extended into the second 2.5 year stage).

His grandfather left a discretionary family trust in Australia for the benefit of my husband and his brother. Up until now, my husband has only ever received income distrubtions from the trust (based on interest earned on shares etc). As he is no longer considered an Australian resident for tax purposes, he has been advised these distrubutions would now be taxed at a whopping 45%.

To combat this, he has suggested that we take a capital distribution from the trust of approx £120k which we would use to buy our house outright, his yearly income distributions would halt thus negating the tax issue on those.

My question, is around what (if any) tax he would be required to pay here in the UK on this capital distribution? I believe the Trustees will be required to pay capital gains tax on the sale of the shares in Australia so I had hoped he would therefore advise a huge amount of tax?

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April 17, 2018, 6:30 am

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I am a 40% tax rate payer and recently made a reasonable sized charity donation (by winning a silent auction - this is not something i make a habit of). I've been told that i can reclaim this against my income tax - can anyone tell me how this works please? Do i need to complete a personal assessment form (i'm employed but have never had to complete one before), and how much would i get back on this? What evidence would i need of the donation?
Any info on this would be much appreciated!

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April 17, 2018, 6:39 am

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Hi,
Following the death of my father in January, my mother (aged 71 & in good health) has inherited everything, & I am in line to inherit everything from her when she passes away.

The worrying thing for us, is that I am currently looking at a big inheritance tax bill at that point, so we need to do something ASAP to minimise this, if possible.

Mum owns her home (value £350,000), a rental property (value approx (£350,000), a property in the process of being renovated which was left to her by her Uncle (value once complete approx. £120,000), and has approx £100,000 in the bank.

Mum is already gifting me £3000 per tax year, and is considering turning over the rental property to me (in the hope that she lives for 7 years plus), but can anyone advise what other options we have to avoid the IHT bill in future (mum is very frugal & doesnt like spending!) ??

Could she buy a car or caravan & put them in my name, or would this result in tax implications for me or her??
Should she pay for holidays etc for us (whether she goes with myself & my partner or not), just to use up some of her money??

Thanks in advance for any help or advice you could offer us ! Feels like time is ticking, & we need to do something (my dad wanted to avoid paying tax at all costs...he has, but hes left a big issue for me !!!128516;)!

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April 17, 2018, 1:06 pm

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Hi Everyone,

Question is pretty much summed up in the subject line. Is it OK to have VAT written on your invoice but have N/A next to it, if you're not VAT registered?

Many thanks

Trevor

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April 18, 2018, 10:11 am

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I was on ESA until January 2018 and then signed off and went self employed as a sole trader.

So I need to complete a self assessment form for January 2018-April 5th 2018.

I understand this needs to be done by the end of October 2018 by post of the end of January 2019 if filed online.

I have registered to complete the form online and received my code.

I am able to fill in the form now, is there any reason or disadvantage not to? Or should I wait until January 2019 to fill it in online?

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April 18, 2018, 12:08 pm

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hi all
i am being made redundant soon and a package im happy with

its over the 30k mark so here goes,

my redundancy is 29800 and a bonus of 8k

will the 8k be paid at 20% or 40% and also will the tax im paying go on to this year tax ie any earnings this year the 8k will show up or have i lost that tax from my earnings on this year tax

i was thinking if its gone for good as in if i take a lower paid job this year i be paying very little tax
or am i better off asking my co if i can put say 2k in my dc pension, might aswel lump it on there than the taxman

hope ive made sense

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Hi Everyone,

Question is pretty much summed up in the subject line. Is it OK to have VAT written on your invoice but have N/A next to it, if you're not VAT registered?

Many thanks

Trevor

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