Use this plan to pay 0% ZERO TAXES, travel to the UK often and have an amazing life!

[@shamchaudhry1918]

Nice video thanks. I have a question. I own Rental Properties and Transport Business in the UK. If I live in Dubai would I be paying Dubai Commercial Tax or UK? HOW MUCH AND HOW CAN I SAVE TAX LIVING IN DUBAI?

[@AlanDodds-k9w]

Trying to book a consultation but your link is not working

[@olitonottero7620]

super helpful thank you

[@StrykerGamingOfficial]

Did you move a LTD company to the UAE or did you just open up a new company in the UAE for trading?

[@enochx3174]

What happens if my income is from my UK-established LTD company? Do I pay corporation tax in the UK?

[@lgx2410]

Does it need to be dubai?

[@massiveaction2371]

I'm looking at registering my uk limited company offshore, but I still need too remain in uk 90% of the year. so I'll have to pay 19% corporation tax but get unlimited tax free dividends, correct?

[@hbmustangs]

if the company is managed from the UK HMRC won't let you do that.

[@JoshuaTharby]

Would you do this? Let me know ⬇️

[@veganactivist8860]

Yes, but sadly the link in the description is invalid and unable to book a call with yourself

[@ura9390]

Dude you need a proper mic

[@JoshuaTharby]

Once i get to 10k subs I will get one

[@alk3345]

​@@JoshuaTharby You don't even need one really. There's free apps like Krisp you can download and you'll sound like you're in a studio. Or if you edit with something like capcut, it'll sort your sound out as well. Regardless, great content 👌

[@JoshuaTharby]

@@alk3345 Thanks man

[@georgesotiriou7051]

You need to talk more about ISAs and SIPPs for UK residents. The ISA is the greatest investment account in the Western hemisphere. 20k a year and then no dividend or capital gains tax for ever plus you can take money out anytime. There are a few select guys like Lord Lee who after decades of investing have built pots in the £4-5 m range making £200k in dividends a year tax free while sleeping. With respect to SIPPs anyone with a limited company who is grossing more than 100k should be putting £40k into a SIPP. That way they would pay zero tax and NI on the full £40k.

[@hbmustangs]

how long does it have to stay in the SIPP for?

[@georgesotiriou7051]

@@hbmustangs It's going up to 58 soon

[@MissAbsss]

With regards to inheritance tax or capital gains, I think it is safer to have it in SIPPs. But ISAs and SIPPs both have advantages like you've said

[@seanmurray8051]

A split of ISA and SIPP is a wise strategy imo.

[@hbmustangs]

isa is not bad bad just you can only get 20k a year in it @@seanmurray8051