How to set up the tax structure for a limited company - UK tax advice for Business Owners
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Great videos. Thank you for the information. I am a bit late watching them
but have subscribed to you and will like and watch all your videos. I have
started out as a self employed on an SEE. I am new to this so could you
explain the best program to keep inventory and accounts simultaneously
without much computing knowledge? Would you recommend staying as self
employed SEE first and if gross or net profit go higher than SEE and £15000
than switch to limited company. Is it good or possible to have a limited
company on SEE? Any advice would be much appreciated. Thank you in advance.
Kind Regards,
Leo
Nice video, thanks. You've settled my mind, I'll be staying a sole trader
for now and look at being limited in future if things go well. I'm only
just starting out really.
I agree- having an accountant takes all the books off your shoulder but
still! Isn't it the contractor who will have to answer to HMRC in the end?
Although I've no doubt that a professional accountant would always do
things the right way but still contractors have to worry about accounts
when they are acting as director of their respective company. Any thoughts
Paul?
is it the umbrella company who makes the choice for contractor or does the
client still has the choice? For instance, if a client wants to work with a
contractor XY, would it still be possible to hire the contractor directly
even if he or she works for through an umbrlla?
Thanks for your question Queenie. You are right regarding the accounting
process being the same but a accountant who specialises in working with
contractor and freelancers will quickly be able to do a contract audit and
spot any issues regarding IR35.
there is no point going for contractor umbrella if you can manage limited
co. You can save plenty of money through your own company but still so many
people choose umbrella maybe only because they're not ready to take care of
their own business
I still don;t understand why it's important to have a specialized
accountant? I mean, a qualified accountant should be able to do all
accounting work, be it for a contractor or for a company.
great advice- i think you're perfectly right about talking to accountant in
person. I had a bad experience where the problem arose because I wasn't
talking directly to the accountant
@3:20- Then why it's important to have substitution clause in a contract if
you're a contractor. I will appreciate if someone can reply to my query
@4:40, you really mean that? :)
I hear a lot that umbrella companies can keep you away from IR35. I'm not
sure that's true. Would love to hear about it in your next week's
interview. btw, Paul was awesome
thanks for all the info- great interview. Btw, I would like you to talk
about choosing the right contractor umbrella in your next interview. thanks
in advance
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