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Can I become a director of a LTD company?

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(@icemetall)
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Hi There,

My Aunty and My Mum want to start Limited company. Aunty have shop in Poland, Mum live in Scotland and they have an idea to start selling in UK. They Ask me if I can become a Director as they don't know much about UK market. My involvement in the company will be approx 8h a week.

I don't want to say yes until I make sure that this is not a problem for my trust deed. I will still keep my full time job and work for the new LTD part time.

Can you tell me if this is ok? I understand that my monthly payment will go up.

Pete


   
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Mark McFadyen
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Hi icemetall

The trust deed will not stop you from being a director of a limited company. That applies on in sequestration.

Mark

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(@icemetall)
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That is great, Thank You.

Got one more question about time of trust deed. I was told that my trust deed will stand for 36 months.

Shortly after start TD my circumstances changed and my payments was reduced. Recently I receive a letter from trustee witch say that I'm 18 in TD and there are 24 months left. That is already 6 month longer that I was previously told. I can understand this happens because my monthly payments was reduced.

Now my circumstances changing, this time for better. My wife find new job. She will start next month. She will earn about 12.5% pa more. I just receive pay rise 7% pa + i will become part time director.

So my monthly payments towards TD will go up. Probably higher that was set at the start of TD.

In this circumstances there is a chance that my TD will go back to 36 month period?


   
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TDA (Debt Adviser)
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Hello icemetall.

That sounds as though it may be a possibility.

You'll need to work through the details with your trust deed provider.

I hope that it works out as you would wish it to.

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Kevin Mapstone
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I don't see why not, icemetall

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Mark McFadyen
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Hi icemetall

Probably safer to advise that your wife is willing to pay something on top for the arrears and you can return to the original TD contribution level.

Mark

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(@icemetall)
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Thank you all.


   
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