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I don't think there is a consistent percentage saving that can be stated, it will vary with the level of remuneration won't it?

Because it can be slightly more efficient, and more flexible for businesses that don't have consistent profits throughout the year, or from year to year. I agree that we can't just replace profits for all, I am just saying I don't get a sense of "serves them right" towards people that are...

If you have a limited company and take dividends, you can only do so from profits, which will have corporation tax applied, at 19% (until April this year when it dropped 1%) and after your personal dividend allowance of £2000, you will pay dividend tax at 7.5% basic rate, and 32.5% higher rate...

There is no moral wrong in trying to minimise your tax liability, the moral wrong is in the system that allows certain ways to do it that have no benefit to the country in any other way. Do you have an ISA?