Adsum, the UK's
only fintech tax credit specialist, launches a new product to pharmaceutical
businesses in a tax-refund position - offering immediate, monthly access to
end-of-year tax credits and VAT refunds while avoiding HMRC delays.
Today, Adsum offers a new product for UK businesses involved in
pharmaceutical Research and Development (R&D) that want to improve the
resilience of their cash flow. Organisations here, thanks to VAT refunds and
end-of-year tax credits, can now access these funds due from HMRC in as little
as 24 hours – paid directly and monthly.
Thanks to the UK's generous tax incentives, businesses can get
25% of their qualifying expenditure as cash or tax reductions. Still, it often
takes days for companies to submit and months for HMRC to calculate and
provide. Similarly, VAT refunds, particularly after a company makes a sizable
investment, can be a vital source of funds that companies can't afford to wait
for.
This will provide an invaluable opportunity to improve cash flow
resilience for scaling businesses navigating a recession, rising inflation, and
high street lenders ever reducing their lending to smaller enterprises.
Furthermore, Adsum's technology quickly calculates the tax refunds due –
bypassing a HMRC plagued with delays - and providing consistent, dependable
financing.
Freddie Digby, CCO of Adsum, comments: "Getting a loan is
often like pulling teeth - but if successful, it lets you budget confidently
when you have recurring expenses. Here at Adsum, our mission is to make this
process easier, faster, and more reliable for growth-hungry businesses. We're
thrilled to introduce a better alternative to the
traditional lump sum tax credit allowance — our rolling monthly tax credit facility.
"We know getting funded as a fast-growing but relatively
new business is not easy. You need to be rich in time and collateral to go to
the bank and secure a long-term loan. That's quite challenging, given that
startups and scaleups may have neither. Our rolling tax credit facility is a
simple solution: transforming taxes into an asset to then leverage finance
against.
"This is perfect for companies regularly in a VAT refund
position and/or making qualifying R&D expenditure. Rather than setting up a
new facility every time you need cash flow, you can get advances when required
and have real-time information on how much funding is coming your way.
"We never ask our customers questions when we can get the
answers from publicly available sources of information," explains Freddie.
"We think a lot about the customer journey, to take as much of the admin
off our customer's shoulders as possible."
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