During the tax year it is important to ensure that you and your business, are operating as tax efficiently as possible. Fortunately, there are a number of things you can do to ensure you are making the most of your finances.
In this guide, Brookson’s tax specialists lead you through the top tips to consider when running a Limited Company. This guide has been created to help you compliantly minimise both your company tax bill and your own Personal Tax bill on an ongoing basis.
The common perception is that tax planning involves complicated arrangements and structures that accountants or lawyers create to reduce the amount of tax you pay. This is not the case. Tax planning is available to everyone and the Government regularly introduces new legislation and allowances. Understanding these and how they might apply to your circumstances allows you to ensure you pay the right amount of tax, minimise your tax bill and comply with current rules.
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