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This comprehensive PDF Special Report will enable to you develop a clear profit extraction strategy. With fewer changes for the 2024/25 tax year, you can focus on refining your profit extraction planning beyond salary and dividends with innovative methods that ensure maximum efficiency.

Corporation Tax Memo shows how to organise your business activities in the most tax-efficient ways. Its detailed analysis will keep you fully up to date with all the legislative changes, new case law, HMRC Briefs and other official material. It's all you need to get to grips with this complicated subject.

This book shows how to increase your net income and stay off HMRC’s radar through proper tax planning. It features legally safe ways to save tax on all your dealings as a director. Instead of focusing on schemes, it explains in simple to follow steps how to claim all your entitlements. This new edition has been fully updated with the latest tax rates and deductions.

This book suggests 100% legal and legitimate ways to save tax on your property investments. Fully updated with 2024/25 tax year figures and the latest rules, it covers all the relevant tax breaks. Whether you're a seasoned investor or a first-time buyer, this book will ensure you're able to choose the most appropriate tax-saving strategy for your situation.

Make use of this book to keep your tax bill down. It contains 199 ready-to-use tax deductions covering everything from travel and accommodation to losses. Even if you're already familiar with some of them, our fresh approach and straightforward style will ensure you're able to take maximum advantage in a legally secure way that won’t break the bank. You really can't lose.

This Special Report covers all the major changes announced in the Spring Budget. The highlights include the widely predicted further reduction in NI contributions along with other important changes to the NI regime. In personal tax, long overdue changes to the high income child benefit charge were welcomed. Conversely, individuals who are resident but not domiciled in the UK face a new tougher tax regime. This Special Report explains the changes in plain English with examples to help you put them into practice