Need a loan when there is not enough profit in your company?

So take out a loan as a shareholder and not a director.

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Shareholder loans - benefit in kind

Shareholder loans are taxed as benefits in kind. This is seen as receiving an interest free loan and tax is due on the notional interest at a rate of 5% on balances over £5,000.

So take out a loan as a shareholder and not a director. Keep it under £5,000 and there will not be tax to pay on the notional interest.

 

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