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Planning to avoid or reduce Corporation tax
If you're looking to avoid or reduce corporation tax, take a look at our corporation tax articles (below).
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UK corporation tax planning after you've left the UK
16/08/2010
If you trade via a UK company, the general rule is that it would be subject to UK corporation tax even if the controlling directors or shareholders were non UK resident. However as a non resident individual you may be looking at options to reduce the UK corporation tax charge. In this article we look at the UK tax planning options . . .
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Using a company to reduce taxes after the Emergency Budget
09/07/2010
There have been numerous changes to corporation tax rates and income tax and national insurance rates in recent years. The latest changes have been made in the recent Emergency Budget. However, just how will they effect your decision as to whether to use a company for your trade? . . .
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Should you use a share trading company for 2010?
31/03/2010
Traders in shares and other financial assets (eg CFD's, forex, options, futures etc) often ask us whether using a company to carry out the trade will lower your taxes. In this article we look at the tax position of share traders and investors in 2010 and the tax impact of using a company to trade or invest . . .
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Should you set up a new company for trading overseas?
01/02/2010
If you are considering trading overseas, you may be considering whether to trade via a branch of an existing UK company or alternatively form a separate (usually overseas) company to carry out the trade. This article looks at the pro's and con's of setting up a new company to carry out the overseas trade. . . .
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Trading in the UK with a UK company/LLP and how to minimise tax
18/12/2009
If you're a non UK resident looking to carry out any business activities in the UK you should carefully consider whether there could be a charge to UK tax, and if so how this can be mitigated. In this article we look at the dangers of a UK permanent establishment, how this can be avoided and how a UK company or LLP could be used . . .
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