VAT bridging loans for insolvency practitioners
We can issue a VAT bridging loan against a commercial property in as little as 48 hours
Check if a property qualifies for a loan today
Deliver fast liquidity solutions with VAT bridging loans
Having worked with insolvency practitioners for many years, we understand the unique pressures that come with administrative receivership and business restructuring.
Our model for fast, unsecured VAT bridging loans against commercial properties has been specifically designed to help you overcome your buyers’ short-term financial constraints, time pressures and complex stakeholder dynamics.
Easily release capital tied-up by your buyer’s VAT obligations for multiple purposes, including:
✔ Business turnarounds
✔ Creating breathing space for long-term planning
✔ Releasing funds for secured creditors
✔ Business restructuring
✔ Optimised exit planning
Our streamlined process means your buyer can receive confirmation of eligibility in under five minutes and funds in as little as 48 hours. The loan principal is repaid by HMRC and is not credit status dependant. Our model offers the perfect ‘seller’s credit’ and allows asset realisation to be maximised.
When is a VAT bridging loan required?
A VAT bridging loan is taken out as a borrowing facility at the final stage of a property purchase.
Usually, our clients are looking for a simple way to mitigate the short-term impact that a sizeable VAT payment can have on their cashflow while they wait for their return.
By taking out a VAT bridging loan, you don’t have to renegotiate with principal lenders or use cash reserves and can gain access to capital in a timely fashion.
If you’d like to learn more about our services, then feel free to request a callback from our team.
Testimonial
Our team has worked with Begbies Traynor Group to generate liquidity on several receiverships and restructurings. Here’s what they had to say about us.
“A fantastic and knowledgeable team we have partnered up with at Begbies Traynor, offering financial services second to none.”
Dennis Taylor, Begbies Traynor Group
