Tax efficient method to move cash from one Ltd co to another
Tax efficient method to move cash from one Ltd co to another
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Venisonpie

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4,555 posts

106 months

Monday 1st April 2024
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I'm looking to set up a Ltd co that will work closely with an established business but will be doing some consultancy work for the latter initially. Ideally I'd like to take what's owed from the consultancy work as an investment into the new one from the current one. Can the new co simply invoice the current one for services rendered or is this wishful thinking?

Apologies for the ignorance.

Sy1441

1,283 posts

184 months

Monday 1st April 2024
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Venisonpie said:
I'm looking to set up a Ltd co that will work closely with an established business but will be doing some consultancy work for the latter initially. Ideally I'd like to take what's owed from the consultancy work as an investment into the new one from the current one. Can the new co simply invoice the current one for services rendered or is this wishful thinking?

Apologies for the ignorance.
Yes it's that simple. You will have to pay CT on the operating profits then whatever personal tax is applicable for money withdrawn.

Venisonpie

Original Poster:

4,555 posts

106 months

Monday 1st April 2024
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Sy1441 said:
Venisonpie said:
I'm looking to set up a Ltd co that will work closely with an established business but will be doing some consultancy work for the latter initially. Ideally I'd like to take what's owed from the consultancy work as an investment into the new one from the current one. Can the new co simply invoice the current one for services rendered or is this wishful thinking?

Apologies for the ignorance.
Yes it's that simple. You will have to pay CT on the operating profits then whatever personal tax is applicable for money withdrawn.
Thanks. Would this fall under IR35 regs?