On 22 April a world class business speaker is coming to Bideford.
Known as The Wizard of Wow, Paul will be explaining in depth just how you can develop moments of connection with your customers, and really make them go "WOW!"
This is a rare chance to hear a speaker as inspirational as Paul in North Devon.
If you're interested in coming along, please check out the programme and reserve your ticket.
Places are strictly limited and when they're gone, they're gone.
Steve Pipe, Accountancy Age Entrepreneur of the Year, has this to say about Paul's talk:
“Paul Dunn is the best speaker I have ever seen. His ideas and presentations transform the results of hundreds of UK businesses, including my own. So if you want better results, you simply must go to this seminar.”
Accountancy Edge is sponsoring this event, so we can give you a whole £90 off the ticket price. So for just £47, you can spend the morning finding out how to switch on your business.
We're also offering a cast iron guarantee: if you don't think the session is worthwhile, we'll refund your ticket cost right there and then.
So there's no downside and a lot of upside.
We really want to see you there, so order your ticket today!
Tuesday, 9 April 2013
Wednesday, 3 April 2013
Own your own company? What should you pay yourself in 2013/2014?
One reason that people trade through a limited company is that it's tax efficient.
If you're a basic rate tax payer (i.e. earn less than £41,450 a year), then you can trade through a limited company and pay no Income Tax or National Insurance (although your company would still pay Corporation Tax).
Company office holders like directors and the Company Secretary are covered by the National Minimum Wage Act, so they can structure their salaries and dividends in order to minimise their personal tax liabilities.
They can also get the benefits of National Insurance without actually paying any if they get their salary right!
Check out our blog to see what the optimum salary dividend split is in 2013/2014.
If you're a basic rate tax payer (i.e. earn less than £41,450 a year), then you can trade through a limited company and pay no Income Tax or National Insurance (although your company would still pay Corporation Tax).
Company office holders like directors and the Company Secretary are covered by the National Minimum Wage Act, so they can structure their salaries and dividends in order to minimise their personal tax liabilities.
They can also get the benefits of National Insurance without actually paying any if they get their salary right!
Check out our blog to see what the optimum salary dividend split is in 2013/2014.
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