Our lawyers can help you if you are facing a claim for recovery of a director's loan. We have a proven track record of success.You can write off an overdrawn director's loan account. A Director's Loan Account, or DLA, is an account that reports all transactions between the director and the company. The amount of loan written off will have to be included in the director's self-assessment tax return on a specific box on the 'additional information' pages. The write-off will be recorded as an expense in the company's accounts, but won't be allowable against profits for corporation tax purposes. Our office provides help with SBA services including funding programs, counseling, federal contracting certifications, and disaster recovery. If a loan cannot be repaid and is written off, it is treated as untaxed income for the director. Alan Pink looks at situations in which the option of writing off an overdrawn director's loan account could be unexpectedly useful.