Use Them or Loose Them! Final Countdown To This Years Tax Allowances #114

On this episode of the Profit Cash Growth podcast, hosts discuss the race to use annual tax allowances before the 5th of April and share practical tips for six- and seven-figure business owners to protect profits and improve cash flow.

The deep guide covers six year-end tax actions you can take now: use the Employment Allowance (up to £10,500 of employer NIC relief), consider the annual pension allowance (up to £60,000 and up to three years’ carry-back), claim directors’ trivial benefits (up to £300 each), use the £150 per head tax-free staff event allowance, book the company-funded annual health check, and review your dividend vs. salary split before the tax year ends — payroll must be paid in the tax year to count.

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Claire Hancott through Profit Cash Growth helps 6 & 7 figure business owners to increase their profit, improve their cashflow and grow their business using their numbers.

As a finance director & chartered management accountant, Claire has nearly 20 years’ experience in finance and running businesses of her own. This gives her a unique insight into the information and support business owners need to grow a financially successful business.

Claire passionately believes that every business should be run by the numbers because the numbers in your business are telling you a story about what is and isn’t working and where your opportunities lie. Claire’s mission is to provide insightful management accounts, reports and advice to business owners and support them to make smarter decisions. 

 

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