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Why bills bunch up
A VAT quarter and a corporation-tax deadline can land close together, alongside payroll, stacking outflows in one period. It is a timing problem, not an unprofitable one. See understanding your VAT bill.
How finance smooths it
A short facility covers the combined bills on their due dates and is repaid as customers pay you, keeping you compliant and protecting reserves. See finance for a VAT bill.
What it means for you
Credicorp lends to your company, not to you personally, and takes no personal guarantee. See business loans or apply online.
Frequently asked questions
Can one loan cover both VAT and corporation tax?
Yes. A short working-capital facility can cover stacked tax outflows and be repaid as you trade, smoothing a bunched-up quarter without draining reserves.
How do I stop bills bunching up?
Forecast the due dates, set aside tax money as you earn it, and keep a buffer. Short-term finance handles the timing gaps that remain.
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