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Previously on "Closing down ltd company - capital distribution"
you have to have been trading for 2 years or more for the capital distribution relief to apply, so after 6 months you won't qualify. If you search the HMRC website for Capital Distribution then it will pop up the relevant guidance.
Not aware that this is a requirement. You must close the company and not start a same / similar business. As far as I recall that is the only requirement. Why not call the IR helpline and ask them? Sometimes they know what they are talking about
I'm closing down my limited company after only 6 months of trading. I'm being told by an accountant that I can't take the money left in my company as a capital distribution as I've only being trading for 6 months. Is this true? I've looked on the IR website and can't find this ruling? Am I being taken for a ride? Any info would be good.
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