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Incorporation Calculator Would incorporation save you tax? Salary v Dividends Calculator Tax efficient company profits CTax Corporation tax software |
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We have supplied tax software to accountants, tax advisers and businesses for twelve years. Our developers are ACA and CTA qualified, and we have significant experience in creating and testing software. As a result, our Calculators are easy to use and exceptionally accurate. Regrettably, we are less accomplished at marketing! Instead, we aim to keep our website clear and concise. No jargon - just the facts and the Calculators. Finally, as tax professionals, we do understand that your decisions will involve many other tax and non-tax considerations. Contact us for further help. Our pricing New 2011 pricing - pay what you like. Yes, you read that correctly - select your Calculators and make a contribution for your use. Note that all Calculators currently perform both 2010/2011 and 2011/2012 calculations. You may find other sites that promise free software, but how accurate are they? Order our Calculators here. Save tax with incorporation You could save income tax, Class 2 and Class 4 national insurance contributions every year if you incorporate your business. How it works: You incur income tax and national insurance on your total business profits, regardless of how much you withdraw from your business. If you incorporate your business, you will run it as a company. You decide how much of your company profits to extract, and in what form. Following incorporation, you should pay less tax and national insurance. Incorporation is tax efficient for you when your tax savings outweigh your company tax obligations. To find out how incorporation could benefit you, see our Incorporation Calculator Now use your company to save tax Your company will save you tax if you extract the right combination of salary and dividends. How? Minimise income tax and national insurance on amounts your company pays you. Minimise Class 1 employer's national insurance payable by your company on your salary. Minimise corporation tax on company profits. Dividends will save income tax and national insurance, but not corporation tax. You could attempt to calculate your best combination by trial and error, but it would take you a long time! Save tax more easily, using our Salary v Dividends Calculator |
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