Should you incorporate? See the numbers side by side
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'Should I go limited?' is one of the most common questions small business owners ask. The answer depends on your profit, how much of it you need to take out, your other income and the extra cost of running a company. This workbook takes your profit as a sole trader and works out, using the tax rates for the year you choose, exactly what you'd take home if you stayed self-employed and what you'd take home if you traded through a limited company paying yourself the most tax-efficient salary and dividends. It shows the difference each year, how long the set-up cost takes to recover, every profit level from £10,000 to £250,000 and the non-tax pros and cons that matter just as much.
See how it works
The sheets you will use most, in the order you will use them – shown with the sample data every workbook comes with.
Step 1
The full computation for both options at your profit, the difference, set-up cost payback and the non-tax differences. What you do: nothing to enter – read it and use it to explain the decision.


Step 2
Take-home both ways at every profit from £10,000 to £250,000 in £5,000 steps, with charts. Your profit level is highlighted. What you do: nothing to enter.
Step 3
The calculations behind everything: a company salary grid at your profit, your comparison and the profit range. What you do: nothing to enter. Don't edit.

Step 4
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