Doing business with your own private limited company

As a director and major shareholder, you are uniquely positioned to conduct business with your own private limited company. It is essential, however, that both parties operate on an arm’s-length basis and that all agreements are properly documented. By following the rules, doing business with your own company can be highly beneficial. This includes, for example, entering into a loan agreement with the company or making business premises available to it.

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Published on 27 May 2025

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