The tax consequence arrives before the decision, not after it.
Salary, dividends, rent and savings all stack for tax. Financial IQ models them together and tells you what a decision costs while you can still change it.
HMRC adds your income up before deciding your rate, so anything that models one type in isolation gives you the wrong answer.
The warning appears when you declare a dividend, not in a report the following January when nothing can be changed.
Not just the number, but which slice fell in which band and why. You should be able to check it, and disagree with it.
The same money, two tax years.
Splitting a dividend across the 5 April boundary is one of the few genuinely large levers available to a director, and it is invisible unless something is watching for it. Financial IQ flags it, shows what each option costs, and leaves the decision with you.
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