S scribblesvurt Free Member Jan 14, 2010 71 4 Jul 22, 2010 Original Poster #1 If you are a sole trader and you put say 5k into the business to start up, how would you handle that tax / book keeping wise?
If you are a sole trader and you put say 5k into the business to start up, how would you handle that tax / book keeping wise?
elaine@cheapaccounting Free Member Business Listing Nov 4, 2005 13,090 2,896 Jul 22, 2010 #2 debit bank credit capital introduced Upvote 0
S scribblesvurt Free Member Jan 14, 2010 71 4 Jul 22, 2010 Original Poster #3 So would you not have to pay tax on this. So you could just draw out a tenth of it every month over ten months? Upvote 0
So would you not have to pay tax on this. So you could just draw out a tenth of it every month over ten months?
elaine@cheapaccounting Free Member Business Listing Nov 4, 2005 13,090 2,896 Jul 22, 2010 #4 scribblesvurt said: So would you not have to pay tax on this. So you could just draw out a tenth of it every month over ten months? Click to expand... No tax to pay on capital introduced and you repay it when you like assuming you have a separate business account - if you don't then it is already on your own account. So nought to repay! Upvote 0
scribblesvurt said: So would you not have to pay tax on this. So you could just draw out a tenth of it every month over ten months? Click to expand... No tax to pay on capital introduced and you repay it when you like assuming you have a separate business account - if you don't then it is already on your own account. So nought to repay!