As a limited company director, you pay yourself through drawing a salary and receiving dividends from your company.
Drawing a salary from your company is fairly similar to how you'll be paid if you were employed elsewhere-you'll run payroll, submit the required information to HMRC each month and receive your salary (after income tax and NIC have been accounted for).
<p>As a limited company director, you pay yourself through drawing a salary and receiving <a href="https://www.goforma.com/tax/what-are-dividends" target="_blank">dividends</a> from your company.<br></p><p>Drawing a salary from your company is fairly similar to how you'll be paid if you were employed elsewhere-you'll run payroll, submit the required information to HMRC each month and receive your salary (after income tax and NIC have been accounted for).</p>
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