Nice video thanks. I have a question. I own Rental Properties and Transport Business in the UK. If I live in Dubai would I be paying Dubai Commercial Tax or UK? HOW MUCH AND HOW CAN I SAVE TAX LIVING IN DUBAI?
I'm looking at registering my uk limited company offshore, but I still need too remain in uk 90% of the year. so I'll have to pay 19% corporation tax but get unlimited tax free dividends, correct?
You need to talk more about ISAs and SIPPs for UK residents. The ISA is the greatest investment account in the Western hemisphere. 20k a year and then no dividend or capital gains tax for ever plus you can take money out anytime. There are a few select guys like Lord Lee who after decades of investing have built pots in the £4-5 m range making £200k in dividends a year tax free while sleeping. With respect to SIPPs anyone with a limited company who is grossing more than 100k should be putting £40k into a SIPP. That way they would pay zero tax and NI on the full £40k.
@@JoshuaTharby You don't even need one really. There's free apps like Krisp you can download and you'll sound like you're in a studio. Or if you edit with something like capcut, it'll sort your sound out as well. Regardless, great content 👌
super helpful thank you
Trying to book a consultation but your link is not working
Nice video thanks. I have a question. I own Rental Properties and Transport Business in the UK. If I live in Dubai would I be paying Dubai Commercial Tax or UK? HOW MUCH AND HOW CAN I SAVE TAX LIVING IN DUBAI?
What if you have a golden visa ? Are you not more free ?
Did you move a LTD company to the UAE or did you just open up a new company in the UAE for trading?
What happens if my income is from my UK-established LTD company? Do I pay corporation tax in the UK?
Does it need to be dubai?
Would you do this? Let me know ⬇️
Yes, but sadly the link in the description is invalid and unable to book a call with yourself
I'm looking at registering my uk limited company offshore, but I still need too remain in uk 90% of the year. so I'll have to pay 19% corporation tax but get unlimited tax free dividends, correct?
if the company is managed from the UK HMRC won't let you do that.
You need to talk more about ISAs and SIPPs for UK residents.
The ISA is the greatest investment account in the Western hemisphere.
20k a year and then no dividend or capital gains tax for ever plus you can take money out anytime.
There are a few select guys like Lord Lee who after decades of investing have built pots in the £4-5 m range making £200k in dividends a year tax free while sleeping.
With respect to SIPPs anyone with a limited company who is grossing more than 100k should be putting £40k into a SIPP.
That way they would pay zero tax and NI on the full £40k.
how long does it have to stay in the SIPP for?
@@hbmustangs It's going up to 58 soon
With regards to inheritance tax or capital gains, I think it is safer to have it in SIPPs. But ISAs and SIPPs both have advantages like you've said
A split of ISA and SIPP is a wise strategy imo.
isa is not bad bad just you can only get 20k a year in it @@seanmurray8051
Dude you need a proper mic
Once i get to 10k subs I will get one
@@JoshuaTharby You don't even need one really. There's free apps like Krisp you can download and you'll sound like you're in a studio. Or if you edit with something like capcut, it'll sort your sound out as well. Regardless, great content 👌
@@alk3345 Thanks man