HMRC tax pressure: which finance fits
FundBiz routes UK Ltd companies to specialist lenders for HMRC tax-pressure scenarios where mainstream lenders typically decline. Our editorial sister site BestBusinessLoans covers the underlying decision (TTP vs borrow vs administration), these pages cover the specific finance products and panel lenders we route to.
Director, FundBiz
Oliver leads FundBiz's specialty finance comparison and matching engine. With a background in UK commercial finance, he oversees lender partnerships, eligibility logic and post-decline routing.
Last reviewed: 12 June 2026
VAT loan emergency
Quarter-end VAT bill due. Cash short. We route to specialist VAT-loan lenders that fund against next-quarter cashflow, decision in 24-72 hours.
PAYE arrears funding
PAYE / NIC arrears stacking. Working-capital lenders that engage with HMRC arrears, what they want to see, and where to start.
Corporation Tax bridge
Profitable trading, cashflow stretched at Corporation Tax due-date. Bridge options that compete with HMRC TTP interest.
CIS deduction finance
Construction subcontractors with CIS deductions held back. Specialist lenders advance against CIS due back via tax return.
Editorial framing first, finance second
Borrowing into HMRC pressure is a commercial decision; whether to borrow at all is an editorial question we answer at BestBusinessLoans /hmrc/. Read that first if you are uncertain whether borrowing is the right move.
Once you've decided to borrow, our matcher routes to specialist UK lenders that genuinely engage with HMRC arrears, VAT-due funding, and Corporation Tax bridges. We are an introducer, not a lender; we earn commission when introductions complete.