Got some accumulated post tax profits in the co which I'm looking to release and avail of funds via CG with entrepreneurs relief. I'm trying to get my head around the best way of doing this following the ESC C16 changes earlier in the year.
As i understand it financially if the remaining sum is >£25K then the MVL Online route with associated costs is probably the best option. If it's less than £25K the formal liquidation process isn't required and the accountant can do it.
What I don't know much about is the legal/hmrc situation of gaining the hmrc approval to get the ET. Do you have to avoid opening another company in same field for 6 months in either scenario as used to apply under ESC C16? I've searched in vain on the forum to find much post ESC C16 content.
Few things I'm hoping to clarify and get some advice (preferably from people who have been through this first hand):
What is the impact of closing the Co on continuity of things like mobile contracts and mortgages and are there any other big factors i should be considering? Most other company expenses (insurance, accountancy costs) run on a month by month basis so shouldn't be an issue.
The business has a mobile phone contract with around 18 months left to run. The best tax option here might be as suggested here.
I'm could consider transferring the contract from old to new co(if starting another co after) but that might have issues with getting credit on new co and would link the old and new co's which might be bad news.
I have a mortgage (which i will want to renew next summer and possibly 2 years thereafter).
I'm wondering whether to plump for a 5 year fixed mortgage as this would guarantee not falling foul of not having 3 years of accounts problem. But maybe if i stick with my existing lender they won't reassess income as long as new product doesn't adversely affect the affordability.
Accountant says they have limited experiences of this process.
As i understand it financially if the remaining sum is >£25K then the MVL Online route with associated costs is probably the best option. If it's less than £25K the formal liquidation process isn't required and the accountant can do it.
What I don't know much about is the legal/hmrc situation of gaining the hmrc approval to get the ET. Do you have to avoid opening another company in same field for 6 months in either scenario as used to apply under ESC C16? I've searched in vain on the forum to find much post ESC C16 content.
Few things I'm hoping to clarify and get some advice (preferably from people who have been through this first hand):
What is the impact of closing the Co on continuity of things like mobile contracts and mortgages and are there any other big factors i should be considering? Most other company expenses (insurance, accountancy costs) run on a month by month basis so shouldn't be an issue.
The business has a mobile phone contract with around 18 months left to run. The best tax option here might be as suggested here.
I'm could consider transferring the contract from old to new co(if starting another co after) but that might have issues with getting credit on new co and would link the old and new co's which might be bad news.
I have a mortgage (which i will want to renew next summer and possibly 2 years thereafter).
I'm wondering whether to plump for a 5 year fixed mortgage as this would guarantee not falling foul of not having 3 years of accounts problem. But maybe if i stick with my existing lender they won't reassess income as long as new product doesn't adversely affect the affordability.
Accountant says they have limited experiences of this process.
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