UK Accountant for Director’s Loan Account Analysis

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UK Accountant Required to Review a Director’s Loan Account

I am looking for a UK-qualified accountant who understands UK company and tax law to explain how a Director’s Loan Account can be used for the following types of entries, and why an accountant would choose to post them through the DLA.

The entries include:

* Third-party investor funds
* Dividends
* Personal credit-card expenditure used for company investment and refurbishment costs
* Sundry debtor balances
* Ordinary shares
* Payments made personally on behalf of the company
* Other year-end adjustments and reallocations
* Amounts used to clear the final DLA balance

I would like the accountant to explain:

* whether each of these types of entries can properly be posted through a DLA
* why this may have been done
* whether any of the entries should instead have been recorded elsewhere
* whether the DLA treatment created any tax consequences
* how the DLA was ultimately cleared

The records cover the period from 2019 to 2023.

I can provide the DLA ledgers, trial balance, Corporation Tax computations and HMRC correspondence for review.