6 April deadline

[Lance]

Cater Allen to Lloyds can.

Cater Allen to anywhere can. Their payment system is pretty poor. But then again it's a free service.



Don't start an argument with Tarbie though. He invented faster payments you know

[PK2]

What business bank account takes over a day to make a payment ?

To answer my own question = None




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Actually it's Cater Allen. I never bothered to switch.

[PK2]

As suggested above, just add a journal set for the dividend declared. For example, in FreeAgent:

Posting journal sets to create a dividend – FreeAgent

It’s then credited to your DLA and can be paid out whenever (the payment being debited from your DLA).

Ahh, I'm not registered with FreeAgent but my Accountant should be, so maybe declaring through them automatically credits my DLA.
So maybe the labeling as interim vs final doesn't make any difference if the paperwork is meant to be for my own records (and like someone said I can tear up theirs and make my own Minutes).

Not sure how to explain declaring two dividends in a row as final though, maybe I'll have to class one of them as interim.

Thanks for the help everyone.

[northernladuk]

Actually it's Cater Allen. I never bothered to switch.

I'm not registered with FreeAgent

You know what your first jobs in the new financial year are then don't you.

[MrMarkyMark]

You know what your first jobs in the new financial year are then don't you.

Thing is, who actually offers safe(r) free banking these days?

I must admit I have no idea

Don't start an argument with Tarbie though. He invented faster payments you know

As if I would ever start an argument with anyone Lance

[Lance]

Thing is, who actually offers safe(r) free banking these days?

Mettle a NatWest thing. Free agent provided as well.
Only problem is £10k transaction limit. Easy setup though and it’s good to have several if you’re warchest is over the FSCS protection limit.

[concord]

My company pays an annual dividend and I factor in expected income from a savings account.

I noticed that because interest rates were lowered, I have about £125 remaining to reach the lower tax limit.

Has anyone's company paid such a small dividend?

Thanks.

[northernladuk]

Do you really want to piss about for percentage savings on 125 quid?

[concord]

No, actually I don't. I had a moment of inspiration from this thread but then realised my wife would need to file a self assessment. While it's probably dead simple, my accountant handles that and the fee would outweigh the dividend.

[Lance]

No, actually I don't. I had a moment of inspiration from this thread but then realised my wife would need to file a self assessment. While it's probably dead simple, my accountant handles that and the fee would outweigh the dividend.

it's academic now. but....
why would taking £125 extra in dividends, on top of the presumaby c. £40k you've already taken, have any impact on the cost of your wife's SA?

What have you NOT told us?