I am postiong this question out of curiosity so sorry if it seems a bit stupid.
I am currently working through the ICB self assessment workbooks and it got me thinking about company directors.
i understand that they need the corporation tax return for the amount of money the business has made etc and they pay coropration tax on the profits of the company but what information would a company director put into a self assessment return .
As i said it might seem silly but it just got me thinking about different things and would just like to know out of curiosity.
Only the amount that the director has received from the company company generally by means of salary and / or dividends.
The company itself is a totally separate legal entity to the director and nothing to do with its turnover expenses etc. is reported.
This is completely at odds with the situation for the self employed who would need to prepare an SA103 (S or F).
Hope that helps clarify mater during your studies,
kind regards,
Shaun.
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Shaun
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