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At the time I declared the company insolvent there was already £3000 overdraft used and £5000 on the business credit card and from that point nothing else was used re the bank account and credit card.
The Santander business credit card actually has about another £700 of interest and default but...
I’m not sure as my wife always knows her own mind believe me,
But one thing is very clear to me and that’s the fact that dissolution the Spongebob way really does mean that all overdraft and business credit card debts are dead!!!
My wife withdrew the money available which is not fraud surely,
We...
Thanks very much Blaby Loyal;
My wife had absolutely no sense of morality taking cash from the Santander credit card so no, I’m definitely not paying the £5000 or otherwise:
Happy New Year to all.
I regularly read through new contributors stories to see if there’s an overdrawn Directors Loan. Speaking through personal experience if there is then the Spongebob plan will not protect you from personal self-assessment tax liability. It’s very simple really; HMRC will look at the Directors...
As others have already pointed out and warned you regarding the consequences :
To show and demonstrate preference of one creditor instead of treating all fairly is not good. Have you actually accessed professional legal knowledge and advise?
What you seem to be planning in terms of how you...
If there was an overdrawn Director Loan which there more often than not is in the sort of scenario you describe then you must declare on your self-assessment and this is a responsibility and legal requirement which is not in any way dependent on whether the company is dissolved!!! The situation...
Now that all sounds very wise, professional and balanced to me, speaking as someone who is a business landlord.
I have to say there’s absolutely no way I would allow this individual to run up such arrears and debts, I’d be on to it like there’s no tomorrow for my money!