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How to Send Shareholder Loan

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this is jason watt im here today with just a quick video about shareholder loans this is a often misunderstood topic um im gonna probably blame the accounting profession for that its one of these terms that gets used all the time and what it means from the accountants perspective its just a balance sheet item showing whether the corporation owes money to a shareholder which is generally a good thing were going to see an example is momentarily or whether the shareholder owes money to the corporation which is generally a bad thing although there are some exceptions to that the shareholder loan account is not well understood and i find part of the issue here is that we dont explain whether or not the corporation owes money to the shareholder or the shareholder owes money to the corporation we just say theres a shareholder loan balance which doesnt tell nearly enough of the story now this video is clearly not tax advice in any way shape or form it is strictly educational if your

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Shareholder loans often represent the bulk of the investment by a financial sponsor in another company. The loans have a fixed coupon interest rate, often in the form of pay-in-kind (PIK) which functions as a guaranteed rate of return for the sponsor on the deal. The interest on shareholder loans is not tax-deductible.
A corporation can lend money to its shareholders if the loan is made on market terms. See Loans to Shareholders Must Be Made on Market Terms.
If you withdraw money from your incorporated business and it is not designated as salary or dividends paid to you, it is considered a loan from the company to you, the shareholder. Another common due from shareholder loan takes place when company money is used to purchase a personal item.
Your shareholder loan balance will appear on your balance sheet as either an asset or a liability. It is considered to be a liability (payable) of the business when the company owes the shareholder. Youll see it as an asset (receivable) of the business when the shareholder owes the company.
By keeping a record of payments and an eye on interest, shareholder loans can be an effective tool to compensate shareholders, where the balance of the loan is declared as a dividend during the year. However, shareholder benefits are almost always to be avoided.
If your business loans are more than $10,000 to a shareholder, you must charge what the IRS considers an adequate rate of interest. If not, payments to shareholders may be subject to a complicated set of below-market interest rules.
The idea is that the shareholder loan is temporary. It would need to be repaid to the company within the following fiscal year or could be included in the shareholders personal income for the year that the loan was made.
The best way to clear out a shareholder loan balance is to pay a salary, bonus or dividend. Since this gives rise to taxable income and eliminates the shareholder loan for the previous year, it is not considered to be a series of loans and repayments.

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