Hello,
I made a bad investment (crypto - no smirking please) last year via my limited and have now cashed out at a loss of £20k. Please could someone advise whether this will have an impact on Corp and VAT tax for the company?
Thanks in advance
Bb
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Investment loss impact on Corp tax and VAT
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