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Free Guides for new and growing businesses from HRBS - fixed fee accountants and business advisors

Charge rent for use of your home office

hrbs.biz-guide-to-charging-rent-for-your-home-officeAs a limited company company director you can charge your company a rent for using a room in your home as an office. We recommend that you have a rental agreement in place between you and the company and we have made available a selection of agreements available for free download here at tips.HRBS.biz , choose rar files (rar file) or zip files.

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Claim a tax refund for your failed company

The HRBS.biz guide to claiming an income tax refund for negligible value shares

Has your limited company hit hard times?

It is a sad fact of business that many companies fail and the owner/directors lose the money invested in the shares and loans made to the company. The shares in the company become worthless i.e. have negligible value and the owner has made a, sometimes substantial, loss.

Make a negligible value claim

If you are in this situation, you can make a claim to offset the loss against your other income. If you are a higher rate tax payer or have been in recent years, you may receive a tax refund of upto 40% of the loss.

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Maximise use of your basic rate tax band

The HRBS.biz guide to maximising the use of your basic rate bandI originally posted this article on the a4uforum in March 2007, and have updated it for the current tax thresholds.

We recommend to all our clients that they maximise the use of their basic rate band. This can be done by declaring interim dividends to take total taxable income upto the maximum at which the basic rate will still apply.

As dividends have a 10% tax credit attached, this tax credit can be used to effectively pay your personal tax liability on the dividend.

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