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ARTICLE · 31 MAY 2012

Tax Rate Comparisons 2012/13

This briefing note contains comparisons of the rates of tax affecting two types of business structure.

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Introduction

This briefing note contains comparisons of the rates of tax affecting two types of business structure for a typical UK trading or professional business with UK resident owners and employees. It does not cover situations involving special types of activity that can attract particular tax rates (for example where the bank payroll tax or debt cap restrictions apply for corporates), nor the availability of loss reliefs to offset taxable profits (for example group relief in the context of companies, or sideways loss relief in the context of individuals).

Comparison of top rates of tax

This table compares the top rates of tax using a limited company structure or a partnership structure. The comparison is made in the context of different types of stakeholder. In the context of a company the rates applicable to stakeholders are compared for the entity itself, an individual shareholder, a corporate shareholder and a director employee. In the context of a

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