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Case Study A

  • Southeast-based hospitality (brewing and retail) group, £7m sales
  • KSA negotiated 23 month time to pay deal with HMRC for VAT, PAYE, Beer Duty and NIC amounting to c.£700k
  • TTP included repayment of  R&D tax credits by HMRC
  • Additionally negotiated over £1m of unsecured debts over similar periods
  • Based on detailed business review, highly detailed  forecasts
  • Supported by comparison of outcome between total administration losses for creditors and 100p in £1

 

Case Study B

  • Midlands based automotive and engineering design company, £9m sales
  • KSA negotiated 30 month time to pay deal with HMRC Field Officer, for PAYE, NIC and VAT
  • Additionally negotiated over £706k of unsecured debts over similar periods
  • Based on detailed business review, highly detailed  forecasts across this company and the wider group
  • Supported by comparison of outcome between total administration losses for creditors and 100p in £1
  • Creditors will be paid in full over time.

 

Case Study C

  • London, Kent and Sussex law firm conveyancing, family and commercial law divisions
  • Fee income across 3 entities totalling £8.9m
  • KSA negotiated 48 month time to pay deal with HMRC Enforcement office for £916k
  • Additionally negotiated over £1.1m of unsecured loans with Iwoca, Funding Circle and other loan providers
  • Negotiated a CBILS loan with clearing bank, extended loan term by 24 months
  • Negotiated exit from 3 unused properties, cutting overheads.
  • Based on detailed business planning, highly detailed interlinked forecasts across this group
  • Supported by comparison of outcomes between total liquidation losses for creditors and 100p in £1

 

Case Study D

  • London based kitchen and furniture company. Sales £1.2m.
  • Covid had massive impact, business was recovering
  • One of two showrooms flooded, business hit hard  and insurance rejected pay out
  • HMRC liabilities of £117k for VAT, PAYE negotiated over 17 months
  • Supported by comparison of outcome between total administration losses for creditors and 100p in £1
  • Company struggled to gain customers and entered liquidation 8 months later.