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Business Financing via Business Loans. If you are considering generating extra funds to run your business, then one option is a business loan. The loan that will be offered to you will depend on your business and its funding needs and will need to be repaid back with interest.
A very clever solution for small businesses that are looking for ways to streamline payments. It takes the pain out of supplier payments with a reduction in risk, a reduction of man hours, and an increase in efficiency. In a nutshell, : What could be simpler than that?
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A director’s loan is typically when you receive money from your ‘close company’ that is not a salary, dividend (money you can draw from your company on declared profit), a repaid expense, or money that you have previously given to or loaned your company. We say typically because a director can also loan money to their company, and this is covered later in this article.
THIS NEWSLETTER TOPICS: Helping businesses tackle the current financial climate! – Director tax-efficient salary recommendations – The New Basis Period Reform – Voluntary National Insurance Contributions – Today not Tomorrow!
The World Economic Forum has identified the cost-of-living crisis as the number-one global risk for the next two years.
Director tax-efficient salary recommendations, when is comes to starting a limited company.
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Spend less time chasing payments and more time focusing on your business
Thinking of hiring from the EU?
VAT Deferral New Payment Scheme
Are you missing out on the Marriage Tax Allowance break?
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JT AccountS Newsletter Issue Three: Published December 2019
JT AccountS Newsletter Issue Two: Published October 2019
A Self-Assessment tax return declares all your income for the tax year, including income that has already been taxed at source. If you have paid too much tax during the year you’re likely to receive a rebate. The tax year for every individual in the UK runs from 6th April to the 5th April of the following year. Please note that a Self-Assessment tax return is completely separate to a company tax return.