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Budget tool -self employed income question
ClaudiaBlack
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I've been using the budget tool and it's fantastic. However i'm self employed and take out dividends from my Limited company. They are classed as Director's loans. I have a low salary in the budget so it looks like i'm really in the red. Where do I account for the Directors loans in the budget tool so I can see where i'm really at in my spending? Not sure i've got this question in the right forum here....
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Wouldn't you just add them to income, thats what they are?Freedom is not worth having if it does not include the freedom to make mistakes.0
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