How exactly did you come about your username?
You need to get an accountant. Your woolly terms and flippant remarks about your accounts are particularly worrying. You are getting a couple of answers to very general questions and picking the one you want but I bet there is a lot more wrong that we or you know about.
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I agree with the above.
If however you just mean you repaid it, or declared a dividend to clear it, it's a balance sheet adjustment that won't affect your profit for tax purposes.
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How did you write it off?
Easiest way would be to pay back the company £350 you simply cannot write off the money as though it never existed. Well you can but then it becomes a benefit in kind.
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Directors loan write off
Hi
I had an overdrawn Directors loan account of £350 at end of accounting period in May.
I promptly wrote off this loan in June of the following period.
In my next accounts i don't want to account for this as an expense as it is not really, but i know will appear in this way in accounts.
But as to not claim tax relief where do i add this back to the CT600?
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