Tax advice for main shareholders and self-employed

At inforevision, we have extensive experience in providing tax advice to shareholders and shareholders, as well as self-employed professionals and others.

We can help you get an overview of applicable regulations etc. and, in consultation with you, find the most appropriate and optimal solutions.

Tax advice for main shareholders and limited partners includes

• Advice and assistance regarding taxation of salary, board fees and dividends, etc. and optimization thereof
• Advice and assistance regarding taxation of other personal income, including capital income etc. and optimization thereof
• Advice and assistance on taxation of shares and investment certificates and other securities
• Employee benefits, including taxation of e.g. gross salary schemes, free car, free housing and multimedia
• Flexible salary packages
• Pension schemes
• Principal shareholder taxation
• Preparation of tax returns, joint taxation and tax calculation etc.
• Restructuring and succession etc.

Tax advice for the self-employed includes, among other things:

• Taxation according to the company scheme
• Taxation according to the return of capital scheme
• Taxation of P/S, I/S and K/S structures
• Tax-free / taxable business transformation
• Pension schemes
• Buying and selling a business - including tax deferral in connection with business termination
• Succession, gifts between related parties
• Buying and selling real estate
• Parental purchase
• Preparation of accounts and specifications, including tax calculations and tax returns, etc.

Briefly about the business tax scheme

Most of our customers who run personal businesses take advantage of the benefits and opportunities of the corporate tax scheme. 

The company scheme is a voluntary tax model where you can opt in and out for one year at a time, allowing you to optimize your income and tax payments.

For example, we can help you annually optimize your income tax up to the top tax limit and postpone other taxation until later. The corporate scheme also allows you to deduct your interest expenses directly from your business income (personal income) rather than as a deduction from capital income, where the tax value is lower. In some cases, it is also possible to move parts of the profit as a return of capital from personal income to capital income, thereby gaining a tax advantage.

One of the keys to optimization in the corporate tax system is a continuous adaptation and planning of your withdrawals from your company, as well as other amounts that are considered withdrawals, so that it enables a tax saving in the company, against a lower and provisional tax payment.

Using the corporate tax scheme requires professional assistance. Contact us to learn more about rules, duties, requirements, etc.