QUOTE(newtunes @ Jul 3 2024, 04:54 PM)
Not an expert, and below is not an advice.
Your situation is capital in nature, it is not an expenses at all.
Unless there is interest charged incurred on the loan to company.
If there is interest charges, it is expenses to company while it becomes taxable income to the director.
oops typo, yes capital in nature. But it is not a loan, then how is it dealt with? I am aware interest for loan is deductible, but in this case director does not consider it a loan. It is not compulsory for company to repay but they wanna reduce the amount in the 'Amount due to director'.
QUOTE(1mr3tard3d @ Jul 3 2024, 05:01 PM)
what is the reason that the repayment to director would not be taxed?
the same reason applies, a loan/repayment, is neither income to the director nor expense to the company
the loan interest would be taxed/allowed as tax deduction, not the principal
So you are saying that the repayment amount is non-deductible for the company as it is capital in nature, yes?
This post has been edited by xkaizoku: Jul 3 2024, 05:18 PM