VAT Loan
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VAT Due
100%Terms up to
6 MonthsLoans from
£20kHow It Works
With our simple form, case management tools, and expert advisers; finding asset funding has never been simpler.
Complete the quote form and let us know about your requirements.
We'll review your requirements and gather terms from various lenders.
Accept the terms you are happy with and sign paperwork.
Once everything is approved, the process will be completed by releasing funds and making the facility live.
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Andy
Have used on many occasions now and have always got the deal sorted. Ian is very experienced and keeps you updated throughout the process
Srikanth Gorle
Andrew Rayner has helped with a couple of projects till now. He is the best business mortgage advisor, very proactive and helpful. He understood the requirements clearly and provided the required mor...
Ben Bennett
COVID made this a game changer ,but B2B got it over the line .
khalil ziani
Ian from B2BFinance, is the most helpful, the most amazing adviser you can encounter. His knowledge of the products is amazing, his advices are spot on. No matter how often you bother him or take of...
Frequently Asked Questions
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The VAT bill on some commercial property transactions can be huge. This usually comes at a time when cash is needed to pay for a deposit, stamp duty and legals. Why not bridge the VAT element of the transaction and suffer a small amount of interest, rather than tying up cash for up to 3 months.
In some cases we can arrange funding to clear any arrears that have built up with HMRC and avoid late payment fines.
Yes, providing the directors/shareholders are willing to provide a personal guarantee, a start up business can borrow for VAT.
The current UK VAT threshold is £85,000, so if your turnover is higher than this amount you will need to start to charge VAT. When a business starts to charge VAT they generally use the additional income in the day-to-day running of the business. This can lead to a cash flow issue when suddenly a large amount needs to be paid to HMRC at the end of the VAT quarter. This is where a VAT loan comes in. The loan is paid directly to HMRC and the business has an additional 1-6 months to pay the lender.