ESA (IR) Support Group /self employed

Evening all,

Asking on behalf of our accountant ( asking for trouble??)

I was finally granted ESA IR after being put in support group a couple of years ago,after being refused ESA completely for 2 yrs
(HMRC- DWP Computer'glitch' regarding contribution record.... Who'dve thought?)

Submitted accounts etc. My two business partners continue the business, I do nothing much at all, but by the nature of the situation, I live at the business premises.
Weve made a loss for last couple of years (mainly cos of my situation) however, this year looks like there's a small profit on the horizon.

Accountant wants to allocate me £1000 of it, to keep everything looking 'safe'.

Question is..

Will it cause potential problems because
A.
I'm 'not fit to work' (support group+ full pip) I occasionally answer the phone etc. but don't want to stir up a hornet's nest by looking at permitted work options etc.
B
If he allocates more profit for me to use up my tax allowance, then how much could I stand to lose over the coming years? Bearing in mind this is probably a 'one off year of paper' profitability?
(all regarding nominal stock valuations)

Im sure this reads like it's a great problem to have , couldn't be further from the truth, I can't even afford to heat the house, I don't own it, and don't want to claim housing benefit even though I'm eligible.
After the nightmare of finally getting ESA, I am much of mindset of
'letting sleeping dogs lie'.

TIA.