Nathan Bridgeman highlights the important benefits that come from using a SSAS
With the huge rise in SIPP business over the last few years much has been written on the death of the SSAS. Far from being dead, however, the SSAS is not only alive and well but enjoying a renaissance. This is especially true for company directors, sole traders and business partners who, rather than paying corporation tax, would prefer to extract as much money as possible from their business for their own benefit. As well as the business being able to make a contribution on behalf of the owners/senior staff, they have the added advantage of SSAS trustee/administration fees being paid by ...
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