There is one way to avoid tax from the company account - pay it into a pension. Personally I have a good war chest and can access my pension in 8 years time, so that's what I am doing - it also mitigates corporation tax so a double benefit. If you don't plan on contracting for the long term closure taxes could be more beneficial - as others have said, get an accountant you trust and talk through the options that are best for you.
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