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Previously on "Paying up the paid up capital"

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  • Optimus Prime
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    Ah. I see.

    I think I'll tie up the loose end since it is a small amount anyway.

    Thanks!

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  • Greg@CapitalCity
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    You don't HAVE to. If you have issued paid up shares, but not actually paid for them, you will be treated as a debtor in your accounts. This can go on indefinitely. If you are the sort of person who likes to tie up loose ends, deposit the amount (£1??, £100??) into your business bank account.

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  • Optimus Prime
    started a topic Paying up the paid up capital

    Paying up the paid up capital

    If I created my limited with a paid up capital of X GBP, do I actually need to transfer that amount to the company account from my personal account?
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