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couple31

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Post by couple31 » Thu Oct 11, 2007 6:56 am
Hi

Almost finished setting up my IVA but nothing has been sumbitted yet

Several months ago, some clients bought equipment from me that I bought on pay now pay later (which isn't due yet)

2 agreements, one for 494 and one 350

I had trouble getting the money out of them but they have settled now before the amount is due to be repaid

Can I pass on the money to the company now and clear them before my IVA creditor's meeting is called as I haven't included those 2 agreements because they were 2 busines transactions and the loan hasn't technically started yet?

Or will the other creditors find out that i'd paid them off even though they aren't listed for the IVA and I'll get into trouble?

If I settled the loans before they became due, i'd pay no interest, otherwise the total amount owed would be higher with the interest added to it

ie 494 would become a 750 debt
and 360 would become a 620 debt if the loan was deemed to have started
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Post by mikebdomain » Thu Oct 11, 2007 10:45 am
Personally, I would pay them now, it could be argued (if it come up) that these were business transactions and you were acting more as an escrow agent to finance your customers equipment and they were technically not a debt. Or, at least not yet they are not.

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Post by Andrew Graveson » Thu Oct 11, 2007 11:50 am
Hi couple 31,
I'd suggest you are open about this and discuss it with your IP. They are significant amounts of money; but not so significant that you'd want to do anything that might jeopardise the chances of your IVA being succesful?

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Post by couple31 » Thu Oct 11, 2007 7:36 pm
Thanks for help guys

Got hold of IP eventually and he agreed that i should settle them now and pass them off as being part of busines functions - he couldn't see them causing a problem with the IVA

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Post by mikebdomain » Thu Oct 11, 2007 8:04 pm
Great!

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