Presumably it's fine to put money into your own limited company if you need to? Say the business account is running low and you're on the bench and want to keep on paying for your mobile phone, accountancy charges, training etc ?
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Originally posted by contractor79 View PostPresumably it's fine to put money into your own limited company if you need to? Say the business account is running low and you're on the bench and want to keep on paying for your mobile phone, accountancy charges, training etc ?
It is what the DLA is really for, rather than a way of deferring the income tax payable on £5000 of drawings which is what some of us use it for. -
Originally posted by contractor79 View PostPresumably it's fine to put money into your own limited company if you need to? Say the business account is running low and you're on the bench and want to keep on paying for your mobile phone, accountancy charges, training etc ?
Have a word with your accountant and as you are on the bench they might reduce their feesComment
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