If you're earning over £100,000 a year, or are closing in on that level then this is the episode for you. For every £2 of income above £100,000 you lose £1 of your personal allowance, which means previously tax-free income is now subject to tax. This can result in a whopping tax rate of 60% south of the border, and 67.5% north of the border. Fortunately, there are ways you can plan to avoid this tax charge from occurring. Benjamin outlines the main strategies in this w...
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If you're earning over £100,000 a year, or are closing in on that level then this is the episode for you. For every £2 of income above £100,000 you lose £1 of your personal allowance, which means previously tax-free income is now subject to tax. This can result in a whopping tax rate of 60% south of the border, and 67.5% north of the border. Fortunately, there are ways you can plan to avoid this tax charge from occurring. Benjamin outlines the main strategies in this w...
108- How Much Should You Pay Yourself As A Business Owner ? (Tax Saving Tips), With Guest Dan Heelan
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108- How Much Should You Pay Yourself As A Business Owner ? (Tax Saving Tips), With Guest Dan Heelan
As a small business owner in the UK you likely wear many hats, and accountancy is one area that few business owners admittedly have an interest in. We're never really taught the fundamentals of good business accounting. So in this week's episode we are delighted to welcome Dan Heelan from Heelan Associates to offer his valued insights on how much should Ltd company business owners pay themselves in 2025/26? Dan is somewhat of a celebrity in accountancy circles. He's likely t...
Headsup On Money
If you're earning over £100,000 a year, or are closing in on that level then this is the episode for you. For every £2 of income above £100,000 you lose £1 of your personal allowance, which means previously tax-free income is now subject to tax. This can result in a whopping tax rate of 60% south of the border, and 67.5% north of the border. Fortunately, there are ways you can plan to avoid this tax charge from occurring. Benjamin outlines the main strategies in this w...
