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Company director tax return
Personal tax return support for company directors with salary, dividends, benefits, director loans, rental income or other income outside PAYE.
- Salary and dividend income reviewed together
- Director benefits and loan account issues considered
- Useful where a director also has property or side income
What this page helps with
Taxcandid Accountants Ltd is an ICAEW Chartered Accountants firm in Romford with 10+ years’ accounting and tax experience.
How Taxcandid can help
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Dividends
Dividend income must be reported correctly where a return is needed.
Salary and benefits
PAYE, P11D benefits and pension details can affect the return.
Loan accounts
Director loan account issues can need wider company review.
Other income
Rental, foreign or side income should be included in the full picture.
Practical support
Director tax is linked to company records
A director’s personal tax return is often connected to company payroll, dividends and accounts. It is better to review the company and personal position together.
Dividend vouchers or records
P60/P11D details
Company payroll and director loan information
Other personal income records
Common situations we see
Salary and dividends
You pay yourself through a mix of payroll and dividends.
Director loan account
Drawings or repayments need to be understood before filing.
Property income too
You are a director and also have rental income.
Questions people ask
Do all directors need a tax return?
Not always. The need depends on income, dividends, benefits and HMRC requirements.
Can Taxcandid prepare company and personal tax together?
Yes, where both are within the agreed scope.
Should I contact first if figures are unclear?
Yes. Contact first where dividend records, director loans or previous years are unclear.
Ready to move forward?
Use the quote generator for routine work or contact Taxcandid first if the situation is sensitive, urgent or unclear.