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Personal tax on loan interest. Can I pay gross?

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    #11
    You also need to complete and submit CT61 forms on a quarterly basis.

    All in all, it probably isn't worth all of the hassle for the small amount of interest you will pay.

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      #12
      I think you can do CT61 annually but that is what we do on the DLA accounts. It is then claimed back via your friends SATR.

      Our accountants said a loan was a commercial decision and felt up to 10% justifiable on a DLA balance but I would say the company should have a need for the loan to be able to justify it or at least be making good use of the money.

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        #13
        Originally posted by MB2 View Post
        I think you can do CT61 annually but that is what we do on the DLA accounts. It is then claimed back via your friends SATR.

        Our accountants said a loan was a commercial decision and felt up to 10% justifiable on a DLA balance but I would say the company should have a need for the loan to be able to justify it or at least be making good use of the money.
        Don't think you can file CT61's annually.

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