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Limited company with 1 share of 1£
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Hi Guys,
I'm based in France and found a client in the UK. I created a british limited company with the minimum capital required but now I have to invest a little bit in order to service my client.
I'll have to live in the UK for 3 months. Obviously the capital is not enough to support the business set up fees.
Can I just lend my company a certain ammount of money to pay for example the first month of rent and the deposit and sent it back to my personal account once I get paid by my client ?
Thanks,
I'm based in France and found a client in the UK. I created a british limited company with the minimum capital required but now I have to invest a little bit in order to service my client.
I'll have to live in the UK for 3 months. Obviously the capital is not enough to support the business set up fees.
Can I just lend my company a certain ammount of money to pay for example the first month of rent and the deposit and sent it back to my personal account once I get paid by my client ?
Thanks,
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Gordie @ Danbro
Messages count : 5Likes count : 7Registration : 14 August 2018Hi there, that's perfectly fine, yes. -
Noor2018
Messages count : 7Likes count : 2Registration : 22 May 2018
Hello Ka,ka benz, post: 206465, member: 31201 a écrit : Hi Guys,
I'm based in France and found a client in the UK. I created a british limited company with the minimum capital required but now I have to invest a little bit in order to service my client.
I'll have to live in the UK for 3 months. Obviously the capital is not enough to support the business set up fees.
Can I just lend my company a certain ammount of money to pay for example the first month of rent and the deposit and sent it back to my personal account once I get paid by my client ?
Thanks,
You might find it helpful to talk to a freelancer accountant. -
Gordie @ Danbro
Messages count : 5Likes count : 7Registration : 14 August 2018
I can confirm that introducing capital is fine; it will be credited to the Director's Loan Account and can be reimbursed later once the business is in receipt of cash. 🙂Noor2018, post: 206542, member: 31038 a écrit : Hello Ka,
You might find it helpful to talk to a freelancer accountant.