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When corporation tax puts pressure on your cash flow
Corporation tax payments can land at the worst possible time. For scaffolding and construction businesses with cash tied up in projects, payroll and materials, paying HMRC in one lump sum can disrupt your working capital, even when business is going well.
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Benefits of a loan to pay corporation tax
If cash is tied up in projects, wages or materials, paying HMRC in one lump sum can put real pressure on your business. A loan to pay HMRC tax lets you spread the cost into manageable monthly repayments, so you can meet your tax obligations without disrupting day-to-day operations.
Protect working capital for wages, suppliers and ongoing projects.
Pay your corporation tax on time and stay fully compliant.
Spread the cost over fixed monthly repayments that suit your cash flow.
Keep investing in work and growth while your tax bill is taken care of.
How a corporation tax loan works
Tell us how much tax you need to cover
Share how much corporation tax you need to finance and a few basic details about your business.
We search our panel of lenders
We review your details and identify suitable lenders who offer corporation tax finance for your business.
Review your finance options
You receive a clear quote showing the repayment term, monthly payments and total cost, so you can choose the option that works best.
Pay your tax bill
Once everything is agreed, funds are released so you can pay your corporation tax and spread the cost over manageable monthly repayments.
Why choose Scaffold Finance?
When a corporation tax bill is due, you need finance arranged quickly and without hassle. We specialise in helping scaffolding contractors and construction businesses spread the cost of their HMRC tax bill, with access to a wide panel of lenders and a team that understands how your business operates.
Corporation Tax Loan Calculator
If you’ve got a looming corporation tax bill deadline, use this quick calculator to get a feel for monthly repayments.
Corporation Tax Amount
Repayment Term
You will pay £ per month, paying a total of £ over .
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Please note, this calculator provides an estimated cost only. Actual rates and terms will depend on your circumstances and our assessment. This is not an offer or a final quote.
FAQs about corporation tax loans
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Corporation tax normally has to be paid to HMRC in one payment. However, many businesses use a corporation tax loan to spread the cost into fixed monthly repayments. This allows you to pay HMRC on time while managing the cost over several months, rather than paying the full amount upfront.
Corporation tax is usually due 9 months and 1 day after the end of your accounting period. If the payment deadline is approaching and your business would prefer not to pay the full amount in one lump sum, a corporation tax loan can help spread the cost.
If corporation tax is paid late, HMRC will begin charging interest and potential penalties on the outstanding balance. Using a business loan to pay corporation tax enables you to pay the tax bill on time while spreading the cost into manageable repayments.
Corporation tax is charged on company profits. The amount due will depend on your taxable profits for the accounting period and the current corporation tax rate set by HMRC. Your accountant will normally calculate this when preparing your company accounts.
Quotes are often available within 60 minutes, with corporation tax funding decisions commonly made within 24 hours. Once approved, funds can usually be released quickly so you can pay your corporation tax bill before the HMRC deadline.
Yes. Corporation tax loans are available to scaffolding contractors, construction companies and other UK businesses that need to spread the cost of their HMRC tax bill. Funding options depend on factors such as trading history, turnover and the size of the tax liability. We do have other funding options available too, such as VAT loans.