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Good day, I have had a company for some time now, as an Enkeltmand company, and, it has been going good so far. Since I have a job as well, next to the company, i would like to have the company not attached to my personal finances, and therefor I was advised by an accountant to open up an IVS company... Now, i am not taking any profit from the company, meaning, all the money that comes in is being invested into a further development, marketing, purchases etc. I am writing to you all of this because I would like to know, few things: When i open up an IVS, do I have to pay out salary to myself, or can I just volunteer in my own company, and continue just reinvesting the money again again until I reach the point where i will feel, that now it's the time to take out profits via salary etc. In case I do need to pay out a salary, are there some requirements, minimum salary, minimum hours etc? My company is already insured with TRYG, and I have heard that there might be some additional insurance to be paid once the company is IVS or APS. Is there any other cost, besides revisor, that I might encounter once I turn my company into an IVS, cost that I am not having now as a Private company? Thank you. |
You can easily separate economy from personal in enkeltmands - and also taxiwise have same 22% tax of money you don't take out
You do not need to take salary but yeas you need work damage insurance as compulsory - possible the bank will be more expensive + accounting and year end is a bit more complicated +. IVS is not always seen as a the best form, since far to many are mismanaged - so IF you are sure you want a company - consider ApS as another option. Both are OK but - I would go for ApS (or stay at enkeltmands if you can limit risk)
Go to an aut auditor for advise and not just some accountant - It is an important decision since closing your enkeltmands and thereby giver over goodwill and more to a ltd company may well result in a high personal tax
vh John Hannover
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