The practice wanted to fund its corporation tax across multiple years, spreading the outgoing rather than paying each bill in one go. Across four facilities, we arranged £237,946 in total. Four facilities completed, totalling £237,946. The practice meets its corporation tax and keeps more liquidity for running the firm.
Professional firms are built on people, fees and client relationships rather than machinery or stock. That changes how a lender needs to look at them.
This accountancy practice wanted additional funding, assessed on the quality of the firm itself.
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The requirement
The practice wanted to fund its corporation tax across multiple years, spreading the outgoing rather than paying each bill in one go.
Across four facilities, we arranged £237,946 in total.
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The challenge
An accountancy practice's value is in its client base and recurring fees, not physical assets. The lender needed to understand the quality and cash generation of that income.
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The structure
We separated each corporation tax liability from normal operating cash flow and arranged funding to spread it, presenting the practice on the strength of its recurring fees.
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The result
Four facilities completed, totalling £237,946.
The practice meets its corporation tax and keeps more liquidity for running the firm.
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