|
Canada-0-CLAMPS företaget Kataloger
|
Företag Nyheter:
- Using the Employment Allowance for husband-wife co
Husband is sole director of his limited company, his wife is not a director but has equal shareholding and is employed by the company to do admin Net profit before paying salary is £100k The company therefore qualifies for £4000 Employment Allowance to use against Employers NIC liability for the tax year
- Time to focus on the associated company rules - AccountingWEB
The rights of an individual’s associates only need to be considered if there is substantial commercial interdependence between the companies For example, if a husband and wife each have 100% control of their own companies, those companies will not be associated unless there is substantial commercial interdependence between them
- Changing the split of income from joint property - AccountingWEB
Have you found this content useful? Use the button above to save it to your profile Form 17, used to declare beneficial interests in joint property and income, is for couples who jointly own property and want to change the split of income from it The form is only required for married or civil
- Husband and Wife Partners-No Partnership Agreement
My previous employer, a firm of Chartered Accountants, had around 2,000 partnerships consisiting mainly of husband and wife corner shops in Birmingham There were never any partnership agreements in place After the end of the year profits were split in a manner which resulted in the lowest joint tax bill
- Company car for non working director | AccountingWEB
Company has two directors, husband and wife Wife runs the business, draws a salary, etc She has a company car (EV) which is fine Husband has nothing to do with the business He has his own separate business (self employed) He is a director but is not paid They want to add a second company car for him
- Directors Loan accounts-Husband and wife - AccountingWEB
The wife was overdrawn, the husband was in credit; the combined account was in credit We have maintained that there was only one combined directors' loan but that two scheules had always been prepared for management purposes only: is this a sustainable argument and are there any other arguments which might be used to support the case for only one directors' loan account?
- stamp duty question - AccountingWEB
I have a client owns a flat (owned by husband and wife) which is rented to their daughter The daughter is buying out the husband's half share so the flat will be owned by the mum and daughter (mum's share is unchanged) There is market consideration (approx £150k) - but is stamp duty payable? She is a first time buyer
- Employment Allowance - AccountingWEB
"Company has one director, director's wife and one employee under 21 The gross monthly pay to February are are £758 33; £549 12 £1,397 50 respectively - there are no employers NIC due at all " This has to be a wind-up - but "no employers NIC due" (from those other than the sole Dir) = no eligibility to EA
- Does Inter spouse gift qualify for BADR? | AccountingWEB
"I had assumed that the history inherited would include the qualifaction under the 5% holding rule" A spouse would be treated as acquiring the shares at the time and for the price that the spouse did when calculating the gain, but that wouldn't mean she was treated as having been entitled to dividends or votes or assets on a winding up prior to transfer, so no, an inter-spouse transfer such as
|
|