Failing to adhere to the TTP agreement may result in:
• Cancellation of the arrangement.
• Penalties and interest charges on unpaid taxes.
• Enforcement action, including debt collection, asset seizure, or court proceedings.
Act Quickly: The sooner you contact HMRC, the more options you’ll have.
Be Honest: Provide accurate financial details to avoid complications.
Seek Professional Advice: Consider consulting a tax advisor or debt specialist to negotiate with HMRC on your behalf.
Plan Ahead: Ensure you can meet future tax obligations alongside the TTP repayments.
At Acme Credit Consultants, we specialize in helping individuals and businesses resolve tax debt with HMRC. Our services include:
Assessment: Reviewing your financial situation to determine eligibility for a TTP arrangement.
Negotiation: Working directly with HMRC to secure the most favorable terms.
Ongoing Support: Ensuring you stay on track with repayments and avoid future tax issues.
Ignoring HMRC debt can lead to serious enforcement action including penalties, interest charges, County Court Judgements, bailiff visits, and in severe cases, winding-up petitions for businesses.
A Time to Pay (TTP) arrangement is an agreement with HMRC to repay tax arrears in manageable monthly instalments. It can cover PAYE, VAT, Self Assessment, and Corporation Tax liabilities
Yes. HMRC can issue a winding-up petition that could force your company into liquidation. Acting early significantly increases your options and reduces the risk of enforcement action.
Yes. Our advisors are experienced in communicating with HMRC and negotiating Time to Pay arrangements and other structured solutions to manage tax arrears for both individuals and businesses.
We assist with PAYE, National Insurance, VAT, Self Assessment, Corporation Tax, and other HMRC liabilities. Both personal and business tax debts are covered.
HMRC typically allows repayment over 12 months, though longer arrangements of up to 24 months or more may be agreed depending on the circumstances. Our advisors will negotiate the most suitable terms for you.
Interest and late payment penalties may continue to accrue during a TTP arrangement, but entering a formal agreement stops further escalation of enforcement action. Our team will advise you on minimising additional charges.
