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Reporting a forum post #222555
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Isbjornsolo
TL;DR - A basic overview on how equivilant salaries equated for salaried & self employed people. If you go self employeed you can pay less tax. You may have security or freedom. You can't have both.(unless you're super weathly)
I've tried to keep the maths as simple as possible, but reintroduction of figures is needed at points. Hopefully it doesn't trip people up. If it does, get better at maths.
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Following on from a previous post I will outline a way in which the United Kingdom Tax system does this (HMRC) Comparing purchases & lifestyle
https://forums.red/p/222555