Company Information

Tax rates for 2025/26: Corporation Tax 19-25% | Personal Allowance £12,570 | Dividend Allowance £500 | Employer NI 15% (threshold £5,000) | Employment Allowance £10,500
Reduces Employer NI by up to £10,500/year. Available if you're not a sole director or your NI bill was £100k+ last year. Most small companies qualify.
Suggested: £12,570 (Personal Allowance - no income tax)

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💰 Tax-Deductible Expenses & Reliefs

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Tax-deductible, no NI, up to £60k annual allowance
100% deduction on plant & machinery, up to £1m
100% first-year allowance, 2% BIK tax
Enhanced deduction on qualifying R&D expenditure
100% deductible for work-related training
Qualifying under AIA or 100% FYA
Structures & Buildings Allowance (3% per year)
100% deductible business expense
Accountancy, legal, consultancy fees
Other qualifying business expenses
Total Tax Deductions: £0

Tax Calculation Summary

Corporation Tax

Gross Profit £0
Less: Salary £0
Less: Employer NI £0
Less: Tax Reliefs £0
Taxable Profit £0
Corporation Tax Rate 0%
Corporation Tax Due £0
💰 Tax Saved £0

Personal Tax (Director)

Salary £0
Total Available Dividends £0
Dividends Extracted £0
Retained in Company £0
Dividend Tax £0
Income Tax on Salary £0
National Insurance £0
Net Take Home £0

Total Tax Liability

Combined Tax £0
Effective Tax Rate 0%

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