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It's yours to do with as you see fit for your company. If you have the retained profits but lack the cash then, yes, you could use it for a dividend. - 
	
	
		
		
		
		
		
		
		
	
	
Odd computer still says no to me for Barclays. I wonder if they see money still coming in and auto refuse an application as my co has not been adversely affectedMake Mercia Great Again!Comment
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I doubt it, but has it been adversely affected?Originally posted by BlueSharp View PostOdd computer still says no to me for Barclays. I wonder if they see money still coming in and auto refuse an application as my co has not been adversely affected
I assume you don't have an odd SIC code or weird set-up.Comment
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I seriously doubt thats the case. Whether or not you're adversely affected is a self-assessment. The banks have no responsibility to verify this so I don't see why they would.Originally posted by BlueSharp View PostOdd computer still says no to me for Barclays. I wonder if they see money still coming in and auto refuse an application as my co has not been adversely affectedComment
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I'm bringing mine to the CUK Christmas Meet - double or nothing.Originally posted by ladymuck View PostIt's yours to do with as you see fit for your company. If you have the retained profits but lack the cash then, yes, you could use it for a dividend.Comment
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Let's hope Tarbs doesn't get wind of that... you'll definitely end up with nothingOriginally posted by vwdan View PostI'm bringing mine to the CUK Christmas Meet - double or nothing.Comment
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Double or nothing you say ???Originally posted by ladymuck View PostLet's hope Tarbs doesn't get wind of that... you'll definitely end up with nothing
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I'm just looking at doing this as I'll be benched from Monday due to my project being shelved because of Covid.
I'm wondering who I should apply to seeing as I have CA (Santander) business account and a Halifax (HBOS) personal account.
I'd have thought Satander was the way to go but their website and chatbot is telling me:
Surely they will want to see annual accounts for the company as it's a business loan to my company?You can apply for a Bounce Back Loan if you only have a Santander personal current account that you use for your business. You’ll need to provide a copy of your full 2018/19 self-assessment tax return, and additional information.
They're not going to see my turnover from my personal tax return... I might talk to CA and see what they say - unless anyone else has already?
*EDIT* Spoke to CA and there is no link between Santander and CA for this.Last edited by Jog On; 14 May 2020, 10:27."Is someone you don't like allowed to say something you don't like? If that is the case then we have free speech."- Elon MuskComment
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Long time, lurker here.
I applied to HSBC where I have my business account last Thursday. Didn't have to submit much info just last year's turnover. Money arrived in my business account yesterday. Easiest bit of finance that I've ever applied for.Comment
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Same with me. Applied for 40 large ones last night and got the money into my account this morning via Santander. Incredibly easy. £600 for 3 mins work.Originally posted by plutocrat View PostLong time, lurker here.
I applied to HSBC where I have my business account last Thursday. Didn't have to submit much info just last year's turnover. Money arrived in my business account yesterday. Easiest bit of finance that I've ever applied for.Comment
 
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