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What is a Division 7a Loan Agreement?
If you borrow money from your company for your personal use, it could be treated as an unfranked dividend. That money could be treated as your income in the income year that the loan is made and and you may have to pay tax on it.

One solution is to document the loan with a Division 7a Loan Agreement. A Division 7a Loan Agreement can cover loans made by the company to shareholders of the company or to an associate of a shareholder (associate as defined by Division 7a of the Income Tax Assessment Act 1936.

The Loan Agreement must be in place before the earlier of the company's annual lodgement date or the date that the company actually lodges their annual return.

What does it cost?
$60
What information do I need?
Details of the loan (date & jurisdiction), details of the lender and of the borrower.
What will I receive?
Loan Agreement, Minutes of Meeting
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