My friend had this when she was strapped for cash and took a loan out of her own business. You have 9 months and one day to pay it back, otherwise it is classed as income and hence taxable. As someone said there doesn't appear to be a limit on just repeatedly 'borrowing' money in this way; you just have to wait 30 days before you borrow again, however you do have to find the cash to pay it back, even if only for the 30 days till you borrow it again, there has to be enough profit in the company to cover the loan and it can't be taken to avoid corporation tax or VAT etc. She seemed to have paid a £67,000 loan back and then borrowed the 97k. You can keep doing this I suppose, but I think it can be 'looked into' if concerns are raised about the way the company is run, and if the company starts failing, which it inevitably will, it will all eventually come home to roost. It makes you laugh though, all this 'capitalism' bullshit; she's a fully fledged Tory, using all the tax-avoidance loopholes they all do. The worrying thing is while Jaimi is a director, Jess, as expected of a controlling narcissist, has sole control. I fear she will throw her wife under the bus when the taxman comes knocking...I expect there will also be some investigation afoot regarding the 'charity' that set up and then fleeced....