You or your company may have to pay tax if you take a director's loan. Your personal and company tax responsibilities depend on how the loan is settled.As practitioners finalise P11D forms for the year ended 5 April 2021, brush up on your knowledge of directors' loan accounts and tax implications arising. Directors' loans A director's loan account is a record of the transactions between the director and the company. However, the consequence is the Director will pay tax on the amount written off when this is declared on their personal tax return. Section 455 Corporation Tax Act 2010 charges tax in certain circumstances where a close company makes a loan to one of its participators.