In an absolute mess with Corporation Tax

[MrButton]

On a related topic, is there a Business Banking Account that will allow you to separate a current account / savings-type account (even if you don't actually earn any interest)?

Well yes. You open a Business savings account...

[northernladuk]

Well yes. You open a Business savings account...

Or just take the company credit card out of your wallet when the company isn't trading?

Most, if not all of the major providers offer different Accounts. Santander most certainly does. Interest rates are awful though.

Have a look at the Aldermore ones which can offer an OK rate for different periods of lock in.

[Hobosapien]

Could take the money out of the ltd as a director's loan, stick it in premium bonds or 12 month fixed rate saving account (I'm sure there must be one somewhere paying a better than inflation interest rate somewhere ), then repay the director's loan before next company year end (so no declaration of loan required on company accounts so HMRC don't give a toss), and keep any premium bond winnings/saving rate interest as a personal bonus.

[simes]

£10k max without questions asked... Would it be worth it? Maybe.

[northernladuk]

£10k max without questions asked... Would it be worth it? Maybe.

Useful.....