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How we can help / Help with HMRC Pressure

 

Explore our video resources for valuable insights on Directors’ implications and discover how our advice can assist you with any personal concerns.

Help with HMRC Pressure

Our services include providing FREE initial consultancy guidance across a range of areas

Help with HMRC Pressure

Our services include providing FREE initial consultancy guidance across a range of areas

If your Limited Company struggles to pay HMRC, the consequences can be severe, including legal action, penalties, and business closure. Address the issue promptly to prevent escalation.
Seek assistance in managing pressure from HMRC, ensuring compliance and resolving any issues that may arise.

Phoenix Company Consultants offers assistance with HMRC pressure and debt problems, providing experienced consultants to help find a suitable solution. Benefit from professional advice, business support, and guidance negotiating with HMRC.

Can HMRC Force the Closure of
My Business?

HMRC has the authority to petition for a Compulsory Liquidation (Winding Up Petition) if your business fails to settle its tax bill.
This drastic measure can profoundly impact your business and its reputation, usually enacted as a last resort after exploring other options. In cases where the company possesses assets, a HMRC field officer might visit, distrain on these assets, uplift them, and sell them to offset the debt.

If you’re grappling with HMRC debts, our team is ready to provide expert advice and support.

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Is it Possible to Eliminate Business HMRC Debt?

Business HMRC debt can only be written off through a formal insolvency process such as Liquidation. This intricate process necessitates expert advice and support.

HMRC offers Time to Pay schemes for struggling businesses, and a Company Voluntary Arrangement may be suitable, allowing the company to repay unsecured debts over approximately five years based on cash flow and affordability. If concerns about paying business HMRC arise, seeking professional advice beforehand is crucial. Phoenix Company Consultants can guide you on available options and assist in negotiations with HMRC. Discuss your situation with our team.

Frequently asked questions:

1. What is considered HMRC debt?
2. What is a Time to Pay Arrangement and How to Apply?
3. Can HMRC Check Business Bank Accounts?
4. Can HMRC visit my house due to business HMRC debt?
5. Can HMRC Close My Business?
6. Is It Possible to Write Off Business HMRC Debt?
7. How to close a company with HMRC debt?
8. Am I personally Liable for Business HMRC Debt?
9. Can HMRC Chase a Dissolved Company?
10. Can HMRC Chase a Liquidated Company?
11. Can HMRC Come to My House?
12. How Long Does Business HMRC Debt Last?

Closing a Company with HMRC Debt:
A Strategic Approach

If you’re contemplating closing your Limited Company but face debts, making it insolvent, immediate cessation of trading and seeking professional guidance is imperative.

A Creditors Voluntary Liquidation (CVL) is the appropriate method to close an insolvent company, often resulting in the write-off of unpaid debts after the realisation of company assets. It’s essential for directors to understand their choices when closing a limited company with outstanding HMRC debt.

Phoenix Company Consultants offers confidential and reliable advice on managing HMRC debt and facilitating the company’s closure.

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Personal Liability for Business HMRC Debt: Know Your Risk

If a Director is purposefully found neglecting the company’s National Insurance liabilities, HMRC can hold the Director personally liable through a Personal Liability Notice. Closing a Limited Company without following proper procedures could lead to complications or personal liability for directors. Given HMRC’s proactive approach, seeking assistance from our team is crucial to address specific circumstances.

Chasing a Dissolved Company: Unfinished Business

If a dissolved company still holds outstanding HMRC debt, it’s not necessarily the end. Dissolution, typically for solvent companies, isn’t suitable for insolvent companies or those with HMRC debt.

HMRC might pursue a dissolved company by reinstating it and placing it into liquidation – a formal process triggering an investigation into the company and Director’s affairs. HMRC could look back up to six years after dissolution (or up to 20 years for serious allegations).

Facing HMRC debt issues demands professional advice, and Phoenix Company Consultants can provide expert guidance.

Chasing a Liquidated Company: Understanding the Process

If a company is in liquidation or has been liquidated, debts, including those owed to HMRC, are managed through the liquidation process. Occasionally, HMRC may insist on compulsory liquidation in the public interest, leading to an office receiver’s investigation. Understanding this process is crucial, and Phoenix Company Consultants can provide expert advice for companies navigating HMRC debt issues.

Your Business Deserves Strategic Guidance: Connect with Phoenix Company Consultants Today.

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