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Hi Zimba88zimba88 wrote:Why are you submitting management accounts ?? If your full investment is covered by your annual accounts they are sufficient to prove your investment. Management accounts pretty much look like the normal annual accounts
thankskingraja wrote:I have applied last week with 2 years unaudited accounts & 2016 management accounts, my accountant prepared the management accounts in same format as previous 2 years only difference is these are called management accounts.
chy_55223 wrote:Hi Everyone and Zimba88
I have another concern about directors loan shown in the different two documents:
1. Accountant letter confirm investment
states that
"xxx and xxx has directly invested £220,000 into xxx ltd. the loans to the company by the directors are unsecured, interest free, have no fixed repayment term and subordinated in the third party creditors."
it looks no problem
2. in the annual account, note part in creditors
states that
"Other creditors - £216,922
Included in other creditors is a loan owing to the directors, Mr xxx and Mr xxx, of £216,922.
The loan is unsecured, interest free, have no fixed repayment term and subordinated in the third party creditors."
my question is
1. do these two documents against each other, as the amount is different from £220,000 to£216,922.
does this figure should be exact the same?
2. does these statements enough for claim points? anything else need the accountant to mention about director loan?
thanks in advance
thanks
Nowhere in the rules an accountant letter for investment is required. Also it is NOT an acceptable evidence of investment. Accountant's letter has no bearing on proving your investment according to the rules.chy_55223 wrote: 1. do these two documents against each other, as the amount is different from £220,000 to£216,922.
does this figure should be exact the same?
2. does these statements enough for claim points? anything else need the accountant to mention about director loan?
You must submit 3 things based on the rules:zimba88 wrote: You must submit 3 things based on the rules:
- Business bank statements showing investment came from you directly to the business account
- Director's loan agreement with the required terms
- Company accounts showing the Director's loan under your name (your looks fine)
The values given on these three documents must match
Thanks for your input Zimbazimba88 wrote:You just need 200K to qualify. Showing you transferred more is not a problem. Just fix the number in the accounts and the agreement to be 200K. You should be fine