Each year the SAS Accounting team publishes a new guide outlining how companies can make director’s pay packages as tax efficient as possible, balancing the split between dividends and PAYE salaries to consider varied tax treatments, allowances and National Insurance.With ...
Calculating the Optimal 2022/23 Director's Salary
March 29, 2022
Although we've mentioned this briefly in our guide to Preparing for the 2022 Tax Year, we've created this more detailed post to explain how the ideal director's salary is calculated for the 2022/23 tax year.
In the year ahead, the optimal payroll structure for company d...
Preparing for the 2022 Tax Year: Wage Increases, National Insurance & Balancing Director's Pay Structures
March 21, 2022
We're just a couple of short weeks away from the start of the 2022/23-tax year, and there are a fair few changes to be mindful of if you're planning your payroll or cash flow for the months ahead.
SAS Accounting has collated a list of the enquiries we're receiving and wanted...
Each tax year, directors need to make decisions about how to structure their remuneration. Typically, that includes a basic salary and dividends.
The optimal salary depends on several factors:Whether they have additional income or employment.Their income tax bracket and appl...
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