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HMRC have tried to argue that ordinary shares in IT service companies are “substantially a right to income”, avoid this by building up the company’s reserves so that there is cash in the company’s bank and put every last bit of equipment into the balance sheet. Avoid paying dividends into joint accounts at all costs
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Forgive the naivety, but is the building up of reserves in the company therefore an attempt to prove it is not just the vehicle for contract income and distribution of that income, but a genuine business attempting to grow and develop.
How much do people on here rely on building up reserves. I am planning to, and with luck might have about £30k left over this year, even after paying divis a bit over the HRT (baby on the way, stuff to pay for, need the money).
Also have wife who I could gift to........
HMRC have tried to argue that ordinary shares in IT service companies are “substantially a right to income”, avoid this by building up the company’s reserves so that there is cash in the company’s bank and put every last bit of equipment into the balance sheet. Avoid paying dividends into joint accounts at all costs
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Forgive the naivety, but is the building up of reserves in the company therefore an attempt to prove it is not just the vehicle for contract income and distribution of that income, but a genuine business attempting to grow and develop.
How much do people on here rely on building up reserves. I am planning to, and with luck might have about £30k left over this year, even after paying divis a bit over the HRT (baby on the way, stuff to pay for, need the money).
Also have wife who I could gift to........
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