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I have a FURBS which was setup from my earlier years of contracting as a Ltd company. The FURBS was created pre A-day and maintained its status after A-day.
I am considering winding up a Ltd company due to lack of incoming work.
In the current year, insufficient income was received in order to even cover running costs, never mind paying dividends or pay.
Is it possible to claim back past years of paying corporation tax?
I believe if you have a low value SIPP, less than 20,000 sterling, you can withdraw all of it as a cash payment if over 55. Can experts confirm the rule?
I am about to renew a direct contract with a client. I already have a consultancy agreement (and contract confirmation note) in place based on the Freelancers Outside IR35 (FO35) model contract.
