100% Shareholder but not a Director - Advantageous?
100% Shareholder but not a Director - Advantageous?
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jonamv8

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3,301 posts

197 months

Tuesday 9th June 2015
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This is possible right, any reason why this can't be the case? You could own a company and have some one else Direct it without issues.

Reason for asking is that with new mortgage rules making life very difficult for company directors, would it would be beneficial to be a 100% owner of a company, so all dividends come direct to you but not a Director of said company. So you'd have no PAYE income but you'd have another source of income which you could prove for 3 years plus which more than cover your mortgage. Would that make life easier or harder?

Just a discussion I'm having with a friend, neither of us claim to know the answer, the wisdom of PH should be able to advise?


anonymous-user

85 months

Tuesday 9th June 2015
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You could be 100% shareholder and not a Director

You could also be a PAYE employee and 100% shareholder without being a Director too

that might make it easier in the scenario that you allude to