Hammonds and DLA Piper are among a number of top 50 law firms considering spreading their July tax bill out over a number of months to boost short-term cash flow. The firms are considering applying to HM Revenue & Customs to pay the biannual tax bill, due 31 July, over monthly installments over up to six months. They could be eligible for the HMRC scheme because their profits have dropped over the last year - although each firm applying to HRMC will be assessed on a case-by-case basis.
July 16, 2009 at 05:28 AM
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Top 50 law firms size up HMRC scheme to allow businesses to spread out their tax bills
Hammonds and DLA Piper are among a number of top 50 law firms considering spreading their July tax bill out over a number of months to boost short-term cash flow.
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