Afternoon all.
The forum provided me with excellent advice earlier on in the month and I wanted to see if I could obtain a consensus view on the following topic, as the research I've done does not see to yield a clear cut answer. I like to be well informed when I have a discussion with my accountant.
I was a permie until the start of February '16 at which point I started working for myself. I have hence used up the £10.8k PA for 15/16 through employment.
Now, in terms of paying myself a tax efficient directors salary, should I begin this immediately( i.e pay myself £883 (£917 for 2016/17)), or wait until the April 30th payroll when the PA resets and begin paying myself £917 so that none of the salary gets taxed for NI & PAYE? Is there any issue with the fact I would be "deferring" February and March salaries to April, and then amortizing the remainder of the £11,000 balance as a salary over the remainder of the 16/17 tax year?
Point 2: I have employed my brother and he goes into work on set days. He still has the majority of his PA left for the 15/16 tax year. Am I able to pay him two large payments of c.£4k a month for February and March to utilize the PA and then drop it from April so its the most tax efficient for him?
Just was not sure if I was breaking any regulation here.
Thanks for the help. Hope it was clear.
Phil
The forum provided me with excellent advice earlier on in the month and I wanted to see if I could obtain a consensus view on the following topic, as the research I've done does not see to yield a clear cut answer. I like to be well informed when I have a discussion with my accountant.
I was a permie until the start of February '16 at which point I started working for myself. I have hence used up the £10.8k PA for 15/16 through employment.
Now, in terms of paying myself a tax efficient directors salary, should I begin this immediately( i.e pay myself £883 (£917 for 2016/17)), or wait until the April 30th payroll when the PA resets and begin paying myself £917 so that none of the salary gets taxed for NI & PAYE? Is there any issue with the fact I would be "deferring" February and March salaries to April, and then amortizing the remainder of the £11,000 balance as a salary over the remainder of the 16/17 tax year?
Point 2: I have employed my brother and he goes into work on set days. He still has the majority of his PA left for the 15/16 tax year. Am I able to pay him two large payments of c.£4k a month for February and March to utilize the PA and then drop it from April so its the most tax efficient for him?
Just was not sure if I was breaking any regulation here.
Thanks for the help. Hope it was clear.
Phil
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