please recommend where to get contractor mortgage

[northernladuk]

Hi
I think that you can
1. Borrow cash from ltd co
2. Pay into offset mortgage
3. Pay ltdco interest on monies borrowed - but it's back to you anyway.

Risk is that if you need the money back then the mortgage company will re-asses your ability to pay so might not agree to you recovering all of the offset !!!

Cheers
Kobie

Standard charge of interest is around 4% and general offset rates at the moment are 4% so it doesn't really work.

[kobie]

Standard charge of interest is around 4% and general offset rates at the moment are 4% so it doesn't really work.

Maybe I don't understand this process then - need 200k mortgage.. So

100k loan from bank @ 4% costs 4k
100k loan from ltdco @ 4% cost 4k - business accounts pay minimal interest.

Compared with 200k loan from bank costing 8k so technically you are still paying 8k interest but half of which is back to you ltd co.

[css_jay99]

Maybe I don't understand this process then - need 200k mortgage.. So

100k loan from bank @ 4% costs 4k
100k loan from ltdco @ 4% cost 4k - business accounts pay minimal interest.

Compared with 200k loan from bank costing 8k so technically you are still paying 8k interest but half of which is back to you ltd co.

I think the £4k will be BIK and added to your total income for the year.
Additionally you will have to pay HMRC a surcharge of £25k (i.e. 20% of the loan) which they will refund only when you pay back the loan to ltdco .......

[css_jay99]

Mortgage company is requesting signed accounts from accountants but I prepare my accounts myself .

css_jay99

[northernladuk]

I think the £4k will be BIK and added to your total income for the year.
Additionally you will have to pay HMRC a surcharge of £25k (i.e. 20% of the loan) which they will refund only when you pay back the loan to ltdco .......

And the 4% will be deemed profit so will get taxed when you eventually get it out of company as well.

[northernladuk]

Mortgage company is requesting signed accounts from accountants but I prepare my accounts myself .

css_jay99

They just want the final accounts you submitted don't they? To show officially what you earned as you can't give them a P60. Should have that surely?

You have to sign it off as a director whether an accountant prepares them or not.

[css_jay99]

They just want the final accounts you submitted don't they? To show officially what you earned as you can't give them a P60. Should have that surely?

You have to sign it off as a director whether an accountant prepares them or not.

Yes I have signed my full accounts, but apparently my Mortgage brokers says they also want the accounts signed by an accountant as well.

[vetran]

here you go :

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[Scrag Meister]

With 7 years accounts most high street lenders should be approachable.

After 2 years I got 2 mortgages, Santander and C&G. 0.49% above base and 2% above base.