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Optimal Director Salary and Dividend Split for 2026/27

A common 2026/27 strategy is a small director salary plus dividends. The GBP 500 dividend allowance and 10.75% basic dividend rate shape the split, and a salary around the GBP 12,570 Personal Allowance keeps income tax at zero.

James Morgan10 Jun 20263 min read

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Partnership vs Limited Company 2026/27: Splitting Profit Between Two Owners

When two people run a business, the structure decides how profit is taxed. Compare a general partnership using two GBP 12,570 allowances against a limited company paying Corporation Tax at 19% to 25% and dividends taxed from 10.75%.

James Morgan10 Jun 20263 min read

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