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Will the dividend tax hike take the heat off IR35?

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    #41
    Originally posted by garnet View Post
    You don't need to do that at all.
    Your UK LTD buys services from your Bul LTD. Bul LTD pays taxes in Bul.
    Just need a letter from a QC and you're good to go eh?
    The greatest trick the devil ever pulled was convincing the world that he didn't exist

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      #42
      Originally posted by garnet View Post
      You don't need to do that at all.
      Your UK LTD buys services from your Bul LTD. Bul LTD pays taxes in Bul.

      Hmmmmm. Now I am not a tax inspector but I suspect that scheme would be construed as tax evasion and carry a jail sentence.

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        #43
        Originally posted by garnet View Post
        If there is a divi tax hike, one can always open an LTD in Bulgaria. 1 euro capital needed.
        It is not a tax heaven per se, but it has a 10% slab tax on personal income, 10% corp tax, 5% divi tax.
        In theory one can have an effective tax of 12.5-13% on all profits of a company.
        It is certainly a possibility if divi here gets taxed more.


        Clearly, you're not familiar with the Controlled Foreign Company rules (and associated charge). Most jurisdictions have something analogous. Plus, any UK-resident director pays tax in the UK on their worldwide income. Imagine that.

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          #44
          Originally posted by tomtomagain View Post
          Hmmmmm. Now I am not a tax inspector but I suspect that scheme would be construed as tax evasion and carry a jail sentence.
          The bold above is the only truth in your statement.

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            #45
            Give it a go then and report back how it works out.

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