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Credible plan key to HMRC being 'very understanding' , TheBusinessDesk.com
HMRC continues to be very understanding of current business challenges, but struggling businesses need to have a credible plan they can stick to. That is the view of finance experts speaking speaking on a TheBusinessDesk.com webinar, Is your business financially ready for the battles ahead?, which was delivered in partnership with Leonard Curtis and JMW.
Were seeing HMRC be very understanding of the situation, said Sean Williams, director at Leonard Curtis. I think it depends on how you put the proposal to them.
Often it is HMRC who is the most pressing creditor and we have a team that specialises in them for that reason.
Generally speaking we will put a proposal with some cash flows, an estimate to show if the company goes into an insolvency procedure, this is what theyll get versus a payment plan.
But it does have to have some thought behind it and you need to be able to show whates changed, because the important thing once youve agreed a time to pay is that not only you have to stick to those payment terms, but youve also got to stick to the new tax bills as and when they fall due.
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