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The main corporation tax rate increases to 25% on 1 April. But how might your company use the higher rates to its advantage by paying extra pension contributions for its directors, so that everyone's better off except HMRC?
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The main corporation tax rate increases to 25% on 1 April. But how might your company use the higher rates to its advantage by paying extra pension contributions for its directors, so that everyone's better off except HMRC?
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The main corporation tax rate increases to 25% on 1 April. But how might your company use the higher rates to its advantage by paying extra pension contributions for its directors, so that everyone's better off except HMRC?
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The main corporation tax rate increases to 25% on 1 April. But how might your company use the higher rates to its advantage by paying extra pension contributions for its directors, so that everyone's better off except HMRC?
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