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Contract rates....
I will be demanding a pay rise at my current place of work next week. Can I ask what you mean by planning a fallback rate? And how do you go about 'demanding' a pay rise amicably? :happy Richard- RWalker
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- Forum: Business / Contracts
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Director's loan and company expenses
I see your point Robot. But I'm sure the DLA is accounted as a company debt, and it can be included as a profit and loss account item? My concern is that the MD is generally taking the michael out of the company and it's shareholders. I think his loan in the company has a 60% interest rate...- RWalker
- Post #10
- Forum: Accounting / Legal
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Director's loan and company expenses
That's correct. I'm aware there is a good chance there is nothing wrong or illegal with the MD's doings, but when the company is struggling to pay off enourmous debts and the shareholders havent seen a penny for years, the profits should maybe be going elsewhere..- RWalker
- Post #5
- Forum: Accounting / Legal
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Director's loan and company expenses
This is my first post on this forum so hello to everyone. I am a shareholder and an employee of a company not currently making a profit, but turning over a lot. The director of the company is the majority shareholder, and also has a director's loan in the company in excess of £300K. The...- RWalker
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