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</script>https://notjustbookkeeping.co.uk/wp-content/uploads/2023/09/fgddgf-copy.jpg15001000Dividends have their own tax rules and their own rates of tax. The rules and the rates apply in the same way regardless of whether the dividends are paid from your personal or family company as part of a profit extraction strategy, or whether they represent investment income on shares. As part of the Government’s…