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Shareholder capital reduction?

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    #11
    Originally posted by crossfirehurricane View Post
    I'm not trying to, I was just interested in your thoughts.
    Just go for it, we've said our bit, you've convinced yourself so fill your boots

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      #12
      Ok looks like its not a good idea then Thanks!

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        #13
        Originally posted by crossfirehurricane View Post
        Hi All,
        Please can you tell me if my understanding is correct here:
        1. I could convert some of my company's retained earnings into shareholder capital by issuing bonus shares in this company
        2. I could then reduce the shareholder capital as no longer required, by passing of a special resolution supported by a solvency statement given by me as the director?
        That would mean I could use £12,300 capital gains allowance to take some of the money out.

        What's your thoughts?
        It would be easier to just to pay a dividend. Both will be taxed the same way - s1026(2) CTA 2010

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