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Withdrawing Funds when a Company owes Money to the Director

jammy99
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Withdrawing Funds when a Company owes Money to the Director

Postby jammy99 » Thu Feb 27, 2020 6:30 pm

Hi All,
If I personally lend my BTL Ltd company £250k and use that cash to purchase two houses (each with a company BTL mortgage). I then have £250k in the Directors loan account, where the company owes me personally £250k.

After 12 months the two properties bring in say £30k in rent. Of this, £15k is reinvested into the company to overpay the mortgages.

Can I withdraw the remaining £15k from the company directors loan account – to leave zero profit (to tax) in the company?

OR is the remaining £15k deemed as profit, taxable at 19% (£2,850) to leave £12,150, before it can be paid out of the directors loan account?

Will I receive £15,000 or £12,150 from the directors loan account.
In a nutshell does the directors loan account pay out before or after corporation tax has been paid.

Thanks In Advance :)

bd6759
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Re: Withdrawing Funds when a Company owes Money to the Director

Postby bd6759 » Fri Feb 28, 2020 12:44 am

Repaying capital is not an expense. The company will pay tax on £30K profits.

AdamS93
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Re: Withdrawing Funds when a Company owes Money to the Director

Postby AdamS93 » Sat Feb 29, 2020 1:45 pm

As above, repayment of loans is not an expense as on the contrary the receipt of a loan is not taxable inccome.


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