Is this variation by one of my creditors, in relation to overall deficit, within tolerance ?

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grinder

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Post by grinder » Wed Dec 17, 2014 1:44 pm
My last question - honest- - re HMRC

I went into the IVA in Nov 2013 with a debt of 104k My accountant tells me that my tax bill for 2014 (which forms part of a claim in the IVA) is going to be about 5.2k higher than expected. The revenue debt was 33,800. This is because I had to account for a bill in my figures that in fact was not paid in full for two years after billing will a variation of 5k by one of the claims in the IVA put the IVA at risk. Will a variation be needed? or is a 5k variation in relation to an overall deficit of 104k within tolerance?
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Post by Michael Peoples » Wed Dec 17, 2014 2:00 pm
This is not unusual and nothing to worry about. It is within the 10% level of breach [which we often remove anyway where there are HMRC debts] and unless there was a minimum dividend specified this should make no difference at all.
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Post by Adam Davies » Wed Dec 17, 2014 5:41 pm
Hi

I would imagine that many IVAs proposed with tax debt are likely to have figures that change so I would not be too concerned

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