£80,000
£3.37m across seven facilities. Profitable on paper, and liquid when it mattered.
Payroll goes out every week, clients pay on terms and the tax bill lands in between. We funded the gap, seven times.
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- Amount
- £3,371,432
- Sector
- Recruitment business
- Structure
- Tax funding
- Outcome
- Repeat funding relationship
The business needed recurring tax and cash-flow funding to bridge the timing gap between payroll, client payment terms and large statutory liabilities. Across seven separate facilities, we arranged £3,371,432 in total. Seven facilities completed, totalling £3,371,432. The business has met its tax obligations while keeping its working capital where it belongs: paying its people and serving its clients.
Staffing businesses pay their people before their clients pay them. The gap between the two is the business model, not a warning sign.
This recruitment business needed a lender that saw it that way.
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The requirement
The business needed recurring tax and cash-flow funding to bridge the timing gap between payroll, client payment terms and large statutory liabilities.
Across seven separate facilities, we arranged £3,371,432 in total.
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The challenge
In recruitment, workers are paid before clients settle their invoices. Add a large tax liability and a profitable business can still be short of cash at exactly the wrong point in the month.
Paying each liability from trading cash would have taken liquidity out of the business just when payroll needed it.
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The structure
We separated the tax liability from normal operating cash flow and arranged funding that let the business meet each obligation while keeping liquidity available for trading.
As each new liability came round, we went back to the market for the next facility.
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The result
Seven facilities completed, totalling £3,371,432.
The business has met its tax obligations while keeping its working capital where it belongs: paying its people and serving its clients.
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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