22nd December 2008
Categories: What's New
Did you know that if you make more than £20,000 of profit per annum, then for tax purposes, you will almost certainly be better off by incorporating and trading as a limited company?
Although there are many other considerations when deciding whether to be structured as a sole trader or limited company - such as increased administration and the need for more formal accounts - there are definite tax implications. On £20,000 of profit you'd save over a thousand pounds in tax trading as a limited company - and clearly, the bigger the profits, the better the savings.
Read our new Toolkit article written by local accountants R A Hurren & Co and download an Excel sheet to enter your own profit figures to see how much you could be saving:
DTI guide to ways to support your business - both financially and with advice.
Code of Practice on Discretionary Tips and Service Charges
If you have profits of over £20,000 you could save money by trading as a limited company. This Excel sheet allows you to enter your profit figures and see the tax payable as both a sole trader and as a limited company.
This factsheet takes you through taking payments through cash, cheques, BACs and credit/debit cards both on and off line.
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