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BUSINESSES vol 4(2) start-up, sale and purchase

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Dividends do not attract national insurance contribution payments. Salaries and director’s fees, however, trigger Class 1 contributions from both the employer company and the

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(1) START-UP

31 Tax relief for interest paid on loans to investors in a close company

32.1 The need for reform

32.2 Registration instead of approval

32.3 Tax relief on taxpayer’s contributions

32.4 Relaxation of the rules on investment

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(1) START-UP

31 Tax relief for interest paid on loans to investors in a close company

32.1 The need for reform

32.2 Registration instead of approval

32.3 Tax relief on taxpayer’s contributions

32.4 Relaxation of the rules on investment

32.5 Authorised payments by a registered pension scheme

32.6 Taxation of pension benefits received

33.1 Registered personal pension plans

33.2 Self-invested personal pensions

33.3 Stakeholder pensions

34.1 Occupational pension schemes

34.2 Additional voluntary contributions

34.3 Small self-administered schemes

34.4 Personal pension plans

34.5 Employer-financed retirement benefits schemes

35.1 Income tax

35.2 Capital gains tax

35.3 Inheritance tax

36.1 Introduction

36.2 Income tax

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