£70,000
£16,457 to spread a corporation tax bill and protect project cash.
A construction business that kept its project working capital intact by spreading its corporation tax.
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- Amount
- £16,457
- Sector
- Construction project services business
- Structure
- Corporation tax funding
- Outcome
- Completed
The business needed corporation tax funding to spread a statutory liability and protect working capital for its projects. The £16,457 facility completed and project cash stayed where it was needed.
Construction businesses pay for labour and materials long before a project pays them.
This construction project services business wanted funding from a lender that understood that cycle.
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The requirement
The business needed corporation tax funding to spread a statutory liability and protect working capital for its projects.
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The challenge
Construction businesses commit cash to materials and labour before a project pays. A tax bill paid in one go would have come straight out of that.
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The structure
We separated the tax liability from project cash flow and arranged corporation tax funding to spread it.
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The result
The £16,457 facility completed and project cash stayed where it was needed.
I contacted them to apply for a VAT funding loan. Simon responded within half an hour of my request and was able to confirm funding within a 24 hour period. It was the first time I have had to apply for funding owing to a short-term cash flow problem, and he made the journey so easy. Kind and highly efficient: I would highly recommend them for a fast, professional service.
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