25 Introduction to personal taxation of income received by proprietors from the business

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25 Introduction to personal taxation of income received by proprietors from the business

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(d) Personal taxation of income received by the proprietors from the business

A fundamental distinction between the taxation of sole traders or partnerships on the

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(1) START-UP

26.1 Tax neutrality of drawings

26.2 National insurance contributions

26.3 Tax relief for interest paid on loans to invest in a sole trade or partnership

27 Income received by company proprietors

28 Dividends—personal taxation of dividend income received by proprietors from the business

29 Salaries and director’s fees—personal taxation of income received by proprietors from the business

30 National insurance contributions

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