A taxing problem

Q: My chief financial officer is concerned that we will incur a high tax rate on the benefits we deliver from our savings programme. How can we ensure that the Inland Revenue doesn’t take a large part of the improved profitability we deliver ?

A: Denis Kenny, managing director of QP Group, writes: In this case, your chief financial officer is right to think of the impact of tax on savings. You should always keep in mind post-tax, as opposed to pre-tax, savings when designing your purchasing organisation and processes.

One option, which may sound dramatic but can pay...

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