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- 1. Accelerate pension payments or repairs before year end to ensure you get tax relief.
- 2. Defer sales and other income into the next financial year.
- 3. Put off the sale of assets into another financial year if they result in a chargeable gain.
- 4. Purchase assets prior to the year end to maximise the allowances.
- 5. Make sure all provisions made are against specific costs and not just a general estimate.
- 6. Realise losses as soon as you can (look at bad debts or slow moving stocks).
- 7. Ensure that income from deposits IS credited to the company bank account after the company year end.
- 8. Sell assets if they generate a loss upon sale / disposal.
- 9. If the company has trading losses, consider how they can be utilised.
- 10. If company profits fluctuate, consider income adjustments to periods when the tax rate against profit is low, and expenditure increases when it is known to be high.
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