Self employed mortgage

Would this be an application for a mortgage to yourself as an individual or to the business? If individual, then apply with your PAYE income, so it's a 6 months bank statements. Don't know if being a director of the incorporated entity could potentially require some additional papers, but you said don't have a salary out of that entity. If you're a director of the company, then that is not a self-employment. Sole traders would be self-employed, but that is not a company, rather just a business. As a director, you should know the basics of understanding the sole trader business vs incorporated entity. So need more clarity.

The first part of your comment make sense, but could you clarify please why would the OP need accounts of an Ltd? My understanding is that this would be required for sole trader while Ltd employees are PAYE so payslips as usual with a 6 months personal account statement. I don't remember if directors of Ltd are actually treated same as PAYE, hence my question :)

Em, correct me if I'm wrong, but drawings are only for sole trader. You can't draw money from a company - that is done by either payslip as a salary or via the dividends. And salary is not being taken (again, sole traders do that as an income, but in the company you don't take out anything as you are an employee of your own business).

I agree that a company can be used as an asset for a mortgage purpose, however, I'm not knowledgeable enough on this part.

If a company making losses, it is financed by shareholders or investors, not necessarily director. In this case we can assume it would be a director as per OP.

Can you clarify, when a person is taking a mortgage (it is not specified by the OP, either for personal or business purposes), my understanding that a bank would be interested to see a) only PAYE income if a mortgage is for personal reasons, b) PAYE and company's books if a mortgage is for the business.

Interesting (the last part). Thanks!