Drawing by shareholders

If some person has converted his business (which has been a proprietorship so far) to a pvt ltd company, and he has parked all of his funds in the company, can he withdraw some money from the company to meet his personal expenses (as director's loan?)

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This discussion clarifies how a director can withdraw funds from a private limited company after converting from a sole proprietorship. It's established that personal expenses cannot be directly charged to the company. Instead, directors can receive funds through official channels like director salaries or dividends, with specific considerations for shareholding percentages and potential 'perks' if personal expenses are improperly accounted for.

No....
If he is director then He can Take Salary as Director Salary...
Agreed with Raja Sir

You can't bear personal expenses at company cost but claim salary or dividend or in any other form .
Percentage of share holding , personal expenses not to be charged to revenue account. In case there are such issues it's treated as perks.

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