Directors loan and tax implications
Diirector’s loan is when director withdraw money from their company that isn’t related to dividends, remuneration and benefits. Director must keep a record of any money they borrow from or pay into the company – this record is usually known as a ‘director’s loan account. If no money is introduced ( in the form of capital) or taken ( for private use other than dividend , wages and benefits in kind) from a company, a director’s loan account will be nil.
