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If all of a company’s profits are paid out as director’s remuneration (and related employer’s class 1 NIC) then there will not be any corporation liability.
In the above statement, if all the profits are paid out as director’s remuneration then there will be nothing to pay employer’s class 1 nic from. So why does in the above statement it is mentioned that all of a company’s profits are paid out as director’s remuneration and related employer’s class 1 nic.
Also, is employer’s class 1 nic deducted from trading profit in calculating taxable total profits,or is it paid out of taxed profits.
Does taxed profits mean profits after corporation tax liability have been deducted.
Also is employee pension contribution either to occupational or personal pension scheme an exempt income for income tax purposes or is it included within the income tax computation as income for calculating income tax liability or is it that the only place where employee pension contribution is used in income tax is in the extension of basic rate and higher rate tax bands.
Are both employer contribution to occupational and personal pension scheme exempt income.
Also should the employer contribution to occupational or personal pension scheme be shown on income tax computation with zero adjustment to gain marks or is it enough to not show it at all.