Hi
Both my wife and myself set up a Ltd co two years ago, where I am Director and she is co secretary.
I would like to find out:
a.) Can I use the Employer allowance to offset employer NI - I understand that if it is only one person receiving above secondary threshold and a director, then I cannot claim employer allowance. If the company was to pay my wife, she has not been getting any salary from the company although she had been contributing towards the company. None of us draws dividend from the co.
i) How much should she be paid, in terms of £, so that we can use the employer allowance?
ii) Can she be consider an employee of the company rather than a co. secretary holder?
iii) Also does she needs to be pay above the secondary NI threshold so that we qualify for employer allowance?
b.) Can her salary be backdated to the previous year?
Thanks
Rannie
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