by Jambo55 on Mon May 09, 2011 1:48 pm
Hi All,
If a client has taken money out of "their" ltd company, over and above that which has been declared through the payroll - it is being classed as a directors loan account, unfortunately there are no P&L reserves to enable a dividend payment, so my thoughts are the only options being, declare this as a DLA and payment 25% tax until the loan is repaid, or declare the "loan" as a bonus through the payroll although the PAYE /NICS costs will be high - am I right in thinking declaring this as a DLA and paying the 25% is the most efficient way to deal with this?