Hi,
I run a business with two revenue streams, one is I.T contracting the other is in manufacturing. The latter doesn't pay so well but is growing.
During one accountancy year I had a surplus of revenue and paid 20% corporation tax on it. A few month later I would ideally have used this money (+ the 20%) on manufacturing side costs. I wasn't in a position to do this before the accountancy year was due.
It doesn't appear tax efficient to use this taxed revenue for costs, I might as well use it for a dividend and only use new money that comes in after the accountancy period. I'm pretty sure I'm missing something here, can someone explain options?
Regards, Andrew
I run a business with two revenue streams, one is I.T contracting the other is in manufacturing. The latter doesn't pay so well but is growing.
During one accountancy year I had a surplus of revenue and paid 20% corporation tax on it. A few month later I would ideally have used this money (+ the 20%) on manufacturing side costs. I wasn't in a position to do this before the accountancy year was due.
It doesn't appear tax efficient to use this taxed revenue for costs, I might as well use it for a dividend and only use new money that comes in after the accountancy period. I'm pretty sure I'm missing something here, can someone explain options?
Regards, Andrew
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