Hi,
I'm going to need to start paying a large amount of child maintenance to my soon to be ex wife, and I'm trying to find out if there are some good and effective, and legitimate ways to minimize the tax that is taken from it.
From my contract income, I'm anticipating a something over £1k a month and don't really like the idea of having to pay corp, then my own NI / dividend tax, and then my ex to pay tax again if she has to declare it on her own income too.
Currently she's a 50% shareholder, which I presume will need to change...? Without being a married couple any more, the whole "Arctic Systems" married income thing would no longer be appropriate.
We're friendly and get on well, so don't think I'm in any personal "danger" of abuse or such from any arrangement with her, and naturally want to bring down the tax liability between the two of us as much as possible. Is there any way I can pay her from my company rather than from myself for example?
Thanks
I'm going to need to start paying a large amount of child maintenance to my soon to be ex wife, and I'm trying to find out if there are some good and effective, and legitimate ways to minimize the tax that is taken from it.
From my contract income, I'm anticipating a something over £1k a month and don't really like the idea of having to pay corp, then my own NI / dividend tax, and then my ex to pay tax again if she has to declare it on her own income too.
Currently she's a 50% shareholder, which I presume will need to change...? Without being a married couple any more, the whole "Arctic Systems" married income thing would no longer be appropriate.
We're friendly and get on well, so don't think I'm in any personal "danger" of abuse or such from any arrangement with her, and naturally want to bring down the tax liability between the two of us as much as possible. Is there any way I can pay her from my company rather than from myself for example?
Thanks
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